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ScaleR package now available as part of free Microsoft R Client

July 12, 2016 By editor

The ScaleR package provides functions for performing scalable and extremely high performance data management, analysis, and visualization in R. It was only available to those who had a Microsoft R Server license---until now. With the introduction of the free Microsoft R Client for Windows tool you can now work with the full set of ScaleR functions without having to part with a cent. Of course, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Big data, Data analysis, Machine learning Tagged With: Microsoft R Client for Windows, Microsoft R Server, R, RevoScaleR

The problem with spreadsheets

May 9, 2016 By editor

A 2014 report by the Aberdeen Group includes the results of a survey asking what people found most challenging about spreadsheets. The biggest reported challenge was version control issues. At least people are becoming aware of the problems---even if they are still failing to address them. One statement in the report that depresses me is ...Best-in-Class organizations are 40% more likely … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Data analysis, Web development

Designing a data strategy

May 2, 2016 By editor

Learning Tree just published my article on why it's important to think carefully about the data and techniques employed in data-driven decision-making. Throwing machine learning at existing data doesn't cut it. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Data analysis, Data science Tagged With: strategy

Introduction to Microsoft R Open and Microsoft R Server

May 1, 2016 By editor

Familiar with R and wondering what Microsoft R Open and Microsoft R Server bring to the table? Then check out Lixun Zhang's article. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Data analysis, Data science Tagged With: Microsoft R Open, Microsoft R Server, MRO, MRS, R

DeepMind has access to data on millions of NHS patients

May 1, 2016 By editor

DeepMind, the Google-owned AI company, has an agreement with the Royal Free NHS Trust that gives it access to healthcare data on 1.6 million patients who visit three London hospitals. The agreement includes access to five years of historical data. The company is building an application to help monitor patients with kidney disease. While it will be interesting to see what DeepMind can produce … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Big data, Data analysis Tagged With: healthcare, NHS, privacy

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