Category: Data Science

  • Hadoop and MPP

    With Big Data Map/Reduce is always the first term that comes into mind. But it’s not the only way to handle large amounts of data. There are databasesystems especially built to deal with huge amounts of data and they are called Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) databases. MPP database systems have been around for a longer…

  • Visualization: Enhancing the Palo Suite with NVD3.js

    After my previous post How to visualize data? I was unsatisfied with the visualization provided by the Palo Suite provided by Jedox. This could have several reasons, not the least, that I may not have been able to get the max out of it. But the quality of the resulting diagramms and it’s interactivity were…

  • How to visualize data?

    Data visualization is something like an art. How to make results from your research in data easy to understand by management, business users or just everyone out there? A list of data, like an Excel sheet ist not what catches the eye. The art in visualization is shown perfectly on the site of Martin Wattenberg.…

  • Data Science Tools

    What tools are used for Data Science? There are a lot of them out there and in this post I want to tell you about the ones I currently use or used before. KNIME is a graphical tool to analyse data. It uses an interface to build process flows that contain everything, from data transformation,…

  • Data Science and Machine Learning

    Machine Learning is acknowlegded as a part of Data Science, but will it be able to replace a Data Scientist? There have been several articles around that topic in the last few years and months. It’s true there has been some major progress in the field of machine learning and there are already articles about…

  • Data Scientist: Hype or Sexy?

    Data Scientists seem to be everywhere nowadays. This title has seen a huge increase in appearences in job descriptions, as Indeed.com demostrates in its data. There are several sites and articles that even describe the job as sexy: Forbes Harvard Business Review The combination of handling Big Data and Analytics is what makes this title…

  • Data Science: What is it?

    Data Science is an interdisciplinary field of sciences. It includes: Data Engineering Math Statistics Advanced Computing Visualization Domain Expertise It revolves around, as the name suggests, working with data. With the development in creating big sets of data in our society, the need for analyzing this data grows across all industries. And this calls for…

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