Another question in “Terrorism and Terrorist Threat” course being offered by Dr. LaFree through Coursera and the University of Maryland (UMD), related to whether this scenario was terrorism or not: Gunmen attacked a military convoy in Bazai town, Mohmand agency, Federally… Read More ›
I am taking part in a “Terrorism and Terrorist Threat” course being offered by Dr. LaFree through Coursera and the University of Maryland (UMD). If you don’t know, Dr. LaFree heads the Study Of Terrorism and Response to Terrorism (START) center… Read More ›
Data sciences relies on a strong foundation of mathematics, statistics, and results visualization, most of which are available through R statistical programming ecosystems. To master the data sciences, one needs to delve into some of the more important pieces of… Read More ›
How many new tires can be sold in the Philadelphia area just prior to its first snow storm? How many people will die from the next pandemic that infects North America? What is the global revenue protential for a new… Read More ›
abstract: Digitization coupled to autonomic and cognitive services will have a profound impact. It is through this lens that there is a new way of looking at the interplay of smart humans and smart – cognitive – machines as the… Read More ›
At the request of a friend, I recently reviewed the article “Your Math Is All Wrong: Flipping The 80/20 Rule For Analytics” by John Thuma. It is a good article, but incomplete and bit misguided. Thuma argues that we are… Read More ›
I recently read an article “Building Your Cognitive Technology” byTom Davenport. What I find of interest in articles like this a lack of an understandable discussion on what makes cognitive computing cognitive. Yes, they spend countless works describing attributes (data… Read More ›
