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Chapters 1: Introduction 2: Recommendation systems 3: Item-based filtering 4: Classification 5: More on classification 6: Naïve Bayes 7: Unstructured text 8: Clustering A guide to practical data mining, collective intelligence, and building recommendation systems by Ron Zacharski. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.It is available as
Telling climate stories through a solutions and data lens How solutions storytelling can engage local communities on mitigating the climate crisis The time is now for journalists to halt the doom and gloom narrative around the climate crisis and instead reframe the narrative with a solutions approach. Journalist Sherry Ricchiardi examines how to tell such solutions stories with data by highlightin
Mon 20 August 2012 in Programming Data mining local radio with Node.js node coffeescript data mining music More harpsicord?! Seattle is lucky to have KINGFM, a local radio station dedicated to 100% classical music. As one of the few existent classical music fans in his twenties, I listen often enough. Over the past few years, I've noticed that when I tune to the station, I always seem to hear the
Because we want to give kick-ass product recommendations. Iâm showing you how to find related items based on a really simple formula. If you pay attention, this technique is used all over the web (like on Amazon) to personalize the user experience and increase conversion rates. To get one question out of the way: there are already many available libraries that do this, but as youâll see there are
You will need some basic programming and statistical skills. Web Development, jQuery, Python, and Machine Learning skills are a plus. If you can look at new data and immediately see where data mining adds new value, then you are definitely overqualified to use this source code. The first step is to get your own data. Is there any websites that you visit every day? I'm sure they produce fresh conte
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Thoughts on Information Retrieval, Search Engines, Data Mining, Science, Engineering, and Programming source: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~blei/papers/BleiNgJordan2003.pdf There is a kind of buzz about Probabilistic Latent Semantics Indexing, so this post goes. From VSM to LSI Prior to 1988 the prevalent IR model was Saltonâs Vector Space Model (VSM). This model treats documents and queries as vec
Dataspora Blog Big Data, open source analytics, and data visualization âThere are no more promising or important targets for basic scientific research than understanding how human minds⦠solve problems and make decisions effectively.â - Herbert Simon In my previous post , I discussed the forces behind what Iâm calling The Data Singularity. My basic thesis is that as information generating process
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The class will be next offered in Winter 2011. The new course number is CS246. See http://cs246.stanford.edu for more info. Course information: Instructors: Jure Leskovec Office Hours: Wednesdays 9-10am, Gates 418 Anand Rajaraman Office Hours: Tuesday/Thursday 5:30-6:30pm (after the class in the same room) Room: Tuesday, Thursday 4:15PM - 5:30PM in 200-203 (History Corner). Teaching assistants: Ab
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