Sentences with phrase «data is ubiquitous»

It's not so much that listing data is ubiquitous.

This data is ubiquitous and drives both individual decisions (like home buying) and policy decisions around budgeting, planning, zoning, and transit.

Data is ubiquitous.

Not exact matches

The combination of ubiquitous sensors, Big Data, and social networks means we'll soon be able to spot and seal structural holes in something close to real time, in line with Goldman's dream of fracking our networks» full potential.

Sensors are becoming extraordinarily cheap, ubiquitous and accessible, and it's going to lead to a real revolution in data and data mining, especially in healthcare and biomedicine.

Profoundly powerful and fast - emerging technologies — from ubiquitous digital connectivity, to smarter big data, to computing systems that can reason and learn — are transforming a business landscape that accounts for almost 20 % of the U.S. economy and steadily growing shares elsewhere in the world.

The data — funded companies, funding amounts, valuations, latest developments, and contextual punditry — will be ubiquitous and available.

The new system transmits messages by reflecting and encoding audio and data in these signals that are ubiquitous in urban environments, without affecting the original radio transmissions.

The goal of this X PRIZE, according to Bunje, is to turn ocean acidity readings into valuable and ubiquitous information as is the case with temperature data, and he hopes to inspire research spending well in excess of the prize money put up.

In the context of IoNT, which WEF acknowledged to be the top emerging technology in 2016, the current work - in - progress, «ubiquitous» deployment of sensors in Malaysia and worldwide, I certainly see increasing data security risks at the sensor, transmission, collection, processing and even analytics levels.

Making sense of the «big data» that is now ubiquitous in biology requires the development of innovative new quantitative tools and techniques, grounded in classical theory yet adapted for powerful modern technologies.

As data becomes more ubiquitous in education, it should be shared with the most important stakeholder — students!

The number one spot is still being held by the ubiquitous Labrador Retriever — a position it has held every one of the 21 years the AKC has been looking at the data.

It is a bottom - up convergence given life by the plethora of smartphones and tablets we carry into battle and enabled by ubiquitous wi - fi, connected consoles, cellular data networks and a new overhanging Cloud that miraculously does not block the sun.

Only the 41,000 - year fluctuation is ubiquitous in this data set, in fact before about 800,000 years ago it dominates glacial changes, which leads to that period being called the «41kyr world» (Raymo, M.E., and Nisancioglu, K. 2003.

Barber et al.: In situ observations from Canadian Research Icebreaker (NGCC) Amundsen indicate that the multi-year sea ice pack in the Southern Beaufort Sea was not as ubiquitous as it appeared within satellite remote sensing data products in early September 2009.

If 50 % was anthropogenic — 0.4 C. With the best available data and the best will — it merely masks ubiquitous uncertainty with spurious precision.

If data errors are «ubiquitous» as Gavin claims, then regularization methods based on the l1 - norm are probably more appropriate (they are much more robust to outliers than l2 methods).

Conclusion Hockey - sticks are ubiquitous in past, present, and future climate - data analyses for one simple reason: The anthropogenic CO2 hockey - stick is driving all the other climate - change hockey sticks.

Bugs in data analysis algorithms are not ubiquitous.

For example, while technology is ever more ubiquitous and enables mobility, carries the potential for easier client communication, and places enormous resources into the palm of an attorney's hand, it also escalates the risk that data (including client confidences) can be compromised — e.g., theft (hacking; stolen devices); loss (lost smartphone or tablet); and carelessness (unsecure connections; free email accounts where data is mined; corrupted via virus).

It's about many of the legal issues that pertain to data, something that is ubiquitous and growing exponentially every single day in our environment.

Firewalls, anti-virus software and various forms of data protection are ubiquitous.

Some people see that as a positive, especially because it's a way for them to take control in an era when insurance credit scoring is ubiquitous and you don't have much choice as to any of the other data sources, either.

As the internet of things grows, as we have sensors on everything: cars, fridges, TVs then data is going to become ubiquitous.

Attempts to make Facebook a ubiquitous social graph layer connecting all apps and services failed because consumers found it creepy, companies found it threatening to rely completely on the company for demographic data and tech was moving too quickly for the data Facebook had to be universally applicable.

Social media have become ubiquitous, and many users are either ambivalent toward data privacy or don't understand what they've given up by agreeing to the terms of service in order to create an account.

The Menlo Park, California, company, whose social network is a ubiquitous venue for social and political life, is drawing the unaccustomed unwelcome attention after the disclosure that it released the personal data of 50 million users to an analytics firm that helped elect President Donald Trump.

As ubiquitous as data is in our lives, it remains ambiguous and difficult to grasp on a personal level.

He predicted that IoT is going to «totally radicalize» the data market: «As the internet of things grows, as we have sensors on everything: cars, fridges, TVs then data is going to become ubiquitous.»

Among the ubiquitous data - gathering apps of that period, the personality quiz that Cambridge Analytica created was nothing special.

The notable difference between the Liberty + and the standard Liberty buds is the addition of Bluetooth 5, the relatively new wireless data transfer standard that is twice as fast as the ubiquitous Bluetooth 4.2.

According to a report from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners, there are more than 20 million Amazon Echo devices installed in the U.S. Alexa is the most ubiquitous digital assistant, but many users don't know what happens to their data when they ask Alexa to read them a recipe or check their bank balance.

We expect the role of the data scientist to be ubiquitous across all industries.