Tag: Analysis

Analysis

When is programming needed in most leading Self Service configurations

To all Data Analysts big and small: Many Corporates typically have Self service BI and DWH solutions ( I am asking only about those who did NOT build an inhouse solution) :  -When is programming needed in most leading Self Service configurations? -When do analysts and Business executives require coding and programming when the Self service application, slice and dice, filtering and fields are not enough?! – IN SOME PLACES, us junior analysts are getting a feeling (that may be […]

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An indispensable Python : Data sourcing to Data science.

Data analysis echo system has grown all the way from SQL’s to NoSQL and from Excel analysis to Visualization. Today, we are in scarceness of the resources to process ALL (You better understand what i mean by ALL) kind of data that is coming to enterprise. Data goes through profiling, formatting, munging or cleansing, pruning, transformation steps to analytics and predictive modeling. Interestingly, there is no one tool proved to be an effective solution to run all these operations { Don’t forget the […]

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Machine Learning with Signal Processing Techniques

Stochastic Signal Analysis is a field of science concerned with the processing, modification and analysis of (stochastic) signals. Anyone with a background in Physics or Engineering knows to some degree about signal analysis techniques, what these technique are and how they can be used to analyze, model and classify signals. Data Scientists coming from a different fields, like Computer Science or Statistics, might not be aware of the analytical power these techniques bring with them. In this blog post, we […]

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PixieDust Support of Streaming Data

With the rise of IoT devices (Internet of Things), being able to analyze and visualize live streams of data is becoming more and more important. For example, you could have sensors like thermometers in machines or portable medical devices like pacemakers, continuously streaming data to a streaming service like Kafka. PixieDust makes it easier to work with live data inside Jupyter Notebooks by providing simple integration APIs to both the PixieApp and display() framework.   On the visualization level, PixieDust […]

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