Sentences with phrase «big data sets»

Making sense of big data sets with multiple variables is a classic challenge for the field of machine learning.

By the time big data sets are filtered down to the type of matter that is relevant, sample sizes may be too small and measurements may be exposed to potentially large sampling errors.

Must have experience with analysis of big data sets.

Since then, the math behind these tools has improved accuracy, and technological advancement allows for statisticians to wrestle with bigger data sets through computers.

So Brunner put astroinformatics to work: He developed an algorithm that allows astronomers to estimate an object's distance just by analyzing imagery, giving them a much bigger data set for studying the 3 - D structure of the universe.

Its designed to help people analyze big data sets comprising information such as satellite images, climate models, and tweets, or more localized data like feeds from IoT sensors...

The idea is to leverage the radiosonde data by using them to help calibrate a satellite retrieval method in regions where there is overlapping data, which can then be applied to a much bigger data set.

An emerging field, known as «systems medicine,» is harnessing the use of new technologies to gather big data sets on many patients in different disease areas, to understand how diseases affect people differently.

While data has always been the lifeblood of the scientific method, today's researchers have access to big data sets from data sources scattered around a complex research ecosystem of internal and external stakeholders.

«And so that means that, all of a sudden, I only need to engage 50,000, 70,000, 100,000 people to get a really big data set really quickly, and it's scaled really quickly.

Let's start thinking of what we're not thinking of when collecting big data sets like BRFSS: What do we need to be asking, and what else could be affecting racial disparities in obesity that we aren't looking at already?»

Number - crunching big data sets reveals commercial insights that can continually improve a business.

The reason that today's big data sets pose problems for existing memory management techniques, explains Saman Amarasinghe, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science, is not so much that they are large as that they are what computer scientists call «sparse.»

Bioinformatics approaches used encompass deep learning and statistical methodology for processing high - dimensional big data sets.

Howey has published an expanded version, with a far bigger data set, and here is a post on it by Mark Coker of Smashwords.

It's not really the end points that matter as such, but the number of years between the endpoints, or how big the data set.

Working with big data sets is challenging but the potential benefits for increasing national security are significant, scientists and national security experts agreed at a joint event organized by AAAS and the FBI.

The international GIANT consortium is already reaping the benefits of big data sets with papers on new variants linked to BMI and a companion paper in today's Nature on waist - to - hip circumference ratio.

Their South Korean counterparts are modeling how drugs reach target organs, developing new approaches to analyzing big data sets, and delving into the complex geometry of computer animation.

Aaron in for Adam today, contemplating some of the small data in a big data set.

A pioneer in this area is a Silicon Valley - based startup named Ayasdi, which has developed an entire subfield of mathematics — topological data analysis — that renders any Big Data set as a network derived from hidden patterns.

«There may potentially be huge pockets of people who could be even better individuals for a position that end up being excluded because they aren't part of a bigger data set,» he said.

Using a computer to do large - scale reconstruction offers another advantage, Bouchard - Côté says: with big data sets, «you can really start finding regularities... You might find that certain sounds are more likely to change than others.»

Toward the end of her Ph.D., Steverink took a 2 - year position working on a large longitudinal aging study run by the University of Groningen's Northern Center for Healthcare Research, which also gave her a bigger data set for her Ph.D. research.

To address that issue, the team redid their analyses with a bigger data set — one that included more species, but lower - quality genetic data.

They will know that compound X inhibits kinases A, B and C, but compound Z inhibits kinases D and E. With such a big data set people can easily find compounds of particular interest to them and know that the compounds are annotated with near full - kinome inhibition data.»

«So if we have a big data set — a big pool of people that's varied — then that allows us to really map out not only the genome of one person, but now we can start seeing connections and patterns and correlations that helps us refine exactly what it is that we're trying to do with respect to treatment,» the president explained in his 20 - minute speech, flanked by a red - and - blue model of the DNA double helix.

For the first time, these big data sets give us both a broad and exceptionally detailed picture of both biochemical activity along the genome and how DNA sequences have changed over time.»

Liuxia Wang, a data analyst at the marketing company Sentrana in Washington, D.C., was used to helping companies make business decisions based on big data sets, such as information about consumer choices, but says she «didn't know too much about this life science thing» until she got an unusual query from a client.

Hare said these kinds of findings are only possible with the big data sets that citizen scientists are able to generate.

Maybe a few more decades of better sensors, faster processors, bigger data sets and experimentation will finally bring us relief from continuous RFHS.

Through detailed statistical analyses of these big data sets, researchers can identify positions in the DNA sequences that vary between pathogens.

From this, as with Khan Academy, it can begin to hone its adaptive algorithm and learn from the big data set about what works best and for whom.

Companies offer to analyse the «big data sets» that schools can now generate with the promise of discovering what teachers may not already know.

It's never been easier to code an app, start a business, wrangle a big data set, and apply powerful tools to address global challenges.

Are our pressing questions about schools being answered by crowdsourced knowledge and big data sets?

Every big issue — health, poverty, water, traffic — has a big data set associated with it.

Called Heliograf, it is being used to free up staff from redundant projects as well as helping with big data sets.

But it is a big data set in a field where there are not very many sources, and some data are better than no data, so 76 cities are now using it.

ECA enables corporate counsel to tackle more work in - house and take on larger cases with bigger data sets.

AI, for example, needs huge data sets to be effective and they have the biggest data sets, them, Google, Amazon, these data sets are valuable beyond their... They're just money in the bank, so to say.