Posts Tagged ‘data mining’

Data mining and the America’s Cup

21st February 2010 by No Comments

Part of BMW Oracle’s upper hand in the most recent America’s Cup may have come from the use of data mining. The boat and all its sensors can generate 2,500 data points 10 times per second. Check out this article from the Oracle Data Mining and Analytics blog to read the rest.

Is the military mining data about our kids?

24th October 2009 by No Comments

This Boing Boing article questions whether the US military may be gathering data from unsuspecting teens and using it for data mining exercises to improve recruiting.

The data mining renaissance

15th April 2009 by No Comments

GigaOM posted an article claiming that we are in the midst of a data mining renaissance. Sounds good to me.

Last call for data mining survey

25th March 2009 by No Comments

Rexer Analytics is just about to close their data mining survey and could use your input. The link from the Oracle data mining blog will give you the code you need to participate. After the survey, you can access previous versions of the compiled survey results.

Human Resources starts to use Data Mining

16th March 2009 by No Comments

Various groups within a company have adopted new technologies at different rates with Human Resources not know for leading the way. A Business Week article outlines how HR is now starting to leverage data mining to improve it’s
Analyzing employees’ noverbal communication to identify who are the ones good at sharing information and who [...]

Linking data available via web

14th March 2009 by No Comments

The Data Mining Blog put together a great diagram showing how the tons of publicly available data feeds could possibly linked together for a new type of analysis. Also check out linkeddata.org.

Datamining and Predictive Analytics

5th March 2009 by No Comments

ClickZ put together two great articles about data mining and predictive analytics related to web behavior data.
Part 1: organizing the data, using tools, aggregations, cutting through the noise
Part 2: understanding behavior over multiple sessions

Data analysts captivated by R’s power

7th January 2009 by No Comments

The New York Times has picked up on the increasing popularity of the open source analytics and data mining software, R.

According to the government, dataming doesn’t work

7th October 2008 by No Comments

According to a recent report from the National Research Council, data mining is not a viable method of automatically identifying terrorist suspects.

Data mining gamers

17th April 2007 by No Comments

Predictive analytics allow publishers to analyze and build a profile for each player—allowing for highly targeted marketing
by Jeff Kaplan
The video gaming industry has become a significant contributor to the U.S. GDP with software and hardware sales up 19 percent to $12.5 billion in 2006 according to market research firm NPD Group.
With forecasts for worldwide total [...]