The data architect must be well versed in different
data modeling techniques, and database design and management.
Employ structured analysis, design processing, and
data modeling techniques to all test systems.
Not exact matches
«Most reputable
data firms are using proven predictive
modeling techniques on an individual level, whereas Cambridge was guilty of using fancy fake science terms on unwitting politicians who do not understand how
data analytics work.
The Internet of Things combined with the ability to store massive amounts of
data and powerful new analytical
techniques like machine learning would help derive important new insights, automate processes and transform business
models.
Cambridge's so - called psychographic
modeling techniques, which were built in part with the
data harvested from Facebook, underpinned its work for Mr. Trump's campaign in 2016, setting off a furious — and still unsettled — debate about whether the firm's technology worked.
By combining our
data collection with best - in - class research
techniques and
data modeling to predict future performance, we help you reach better marketing, sales, and product development decisions — with greater confidence.
In fact, there is a dynamic interplay between experimental and observational
data and theoretical work, the latter involving mathematical
modelling using advanced algebraic and computational
techniques.
Systems analysis, elaborate simulation
techniques, automated access to central
data banks, information theory, game Theory, and the use of socio - economic
models, often mathematically stated, all aided and abetted by the computer, make possible a massive application of
data not hitherto possible.
It's a classic question of Garbage In, Garbage Out: if your
data model tells you to aim your ads at the wrong people, even the best targeting
techniques aren't going to help you win votes.
We differentiated between computational approaches (either based on volume
data, such as the number of mentions related to a party or candidate or the occurrence of particular hashtags; or endorsement
data, such as the number of Twitter followers, Facebook friends or the number of «likes» received on Facebook walls), sentiment analysis approaches, that pay attention to the language and try to attach a qualitative meaning to the comments (posts, tweets) published by social media users employing automated tools for sentiment analysis (i.e., via natural language processing
models or the employment of pre-defined ontological dictionaries), and finally what we call supervised and aggregated sentiment analysis (SASA), that is,
techniques that exploit the human codification in their process and focus on the estimation of the aggregated distribution of the opinions, rather than on individual classification of each single text (Ceron et al. 2016).
For example, the combination of computerised text analysis
techniques and Big
Data now allows us to
model millions of texts in a matter of hours.
«Extreme coastal sea levels more likely to occur, new
data, advanced
modeling techniques suggest.»
Currently there is a continent - wide project mapping the Australian upper mantle using the same electromagnetic
technique, and the researchers believe applying this
data to their new
model will bring improved understanding of volcanic and earthquake activity along the southeastern and eastern coast of Australia.
With the aid of complex statistical
techniques, he and his collaborators were able to identify the optimal evolutionary
model, given the nature of the available
data, and they employed a new method to correct for systematic errors.
This is a highly limiting factor for research, because it complicates the annotation of
data obtained by molecular
techniques, and because it has been shown that gut microbiomes are to some extent specific to their host, and researchers have been using strains of other origin in mouse
models.
These
models utilize machine - learning
techniques — the same ones used by companies like Netflix or Amazon that «learn» a customer's preferences and make recommendations based upon that
data — in order to predict which chemical structures are likely to have the best overall CO2 absorption properties.
After three years of working, developing
techniques and processing
data the results in the paper are a three - dimensional
model for the structure of the infectious prion protein.
In order to better understand how soil microbes respond to the changing atmosphere, the study's authors utilized statistical
techniques that compare
data to
models and test for general patterns across studies.
Technologically, in terms of computers and
techniques to acquire
data, it will be possible to build a
model of the human brain within 10 years.
«In contrast to the long tradition of field guides authored by expert natural historians, Map of Life draws on collective wisdom, amalgamating global
data sets of species observations from published sources and using a series of
modeling techniques to convert them into species range maps,» Goldsmith wrote.
The strength of this
technique is that the
model is continuously fine - tuned — it compares its predictions against the real - world
data and self - corrects in near - real time.
In a new study published Wednesday in Frontiers in Earth Science, the Savoy researchers applied
data assimilation to a volcano
model to see if the
technique could accurately predict an important parameter for volcanic eruptions: magma overpressure.
If the new
technique can accurately collect
data, the
model will be easier to apply elsewhere to predict when a strong undertow might endanger swimmers or when it might be appropriate to begin beach replenishment.
Thinking that I might have a hot story to write about that would reveal something deeply wrong with current cosmological
models, I first queried California Institute of Technology cosmologist Kip S. Thorne, who assured me that the discrepancy was merely a problem in the current estimates of the age of the universe and that it would resolve itself in time with more
data and better dating
techniques.
Then, we compared the results from these
models with the existing genetic
data, and used statistical
techniques to identify the scenario that best explained the current genetic diversity of the elephant population in Borneo,» explains Lounès Chikhi.
The latest
technique for making these predictions is so - called ecological niche
modelling, in which researchers log the locations of known species sightings, then gather environmental
data for those places to define the ecological limits of the species» range.
The freely - accessible database of storm surge
data has been compiled through the multi-partner, international eSurge project, which was launched in 2011 with the aim of making available observational
data to improve the
modelling and forecasting of storm surges around the world using advanced
techniques and instruments.
«Our new approach uses big
data analytics and a text - mining
technique called topic
modeling to identify potential matches,» Lee added.
His lab's «empirical dynamic
modeling»
techniques use time - series
data to look at the invisible ways these complicated systems are connected: like plucking one string out of a jumbled network and seeing which other strings echo back.
This has led to a demand for people who can understand
data collection
techniques and analyze vast amounts of
data, categorize the
data sets, develop
models to test hypotheses that can then be used to develop drugs, and test potential candidates in animals.
«In order to do this, I collected
data from friend dyads and used a statistical
technique called the «actor partner interdependence
model,» or APIM.
«The information collected using this
technique can be used to better understand the behavior of concrete when it fails, as well as providing key
data for «constitutive»
models that are used for designing and determining the safety of large - scale civil engineering structures,» says Rahnuma Shahrin, a civil engineering Ph.D. student at NC State and lead author of a paper on the work.
In this
technique, scientists initiate a computer
model with
data collected before a past event, and then test the
model's accuracy by comparing its output with observations recorded as the event unfolded.
This «sub-grid inundation
model» incorporates high - resolution elevation
data collected with LIDAR, a mapping
technique that uses airborne lasers to map the ground surface to within a few inches of its actual height.
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University's College of Engineering and Computer Science have received a National Science Foundation (NSF) Rapid Response Grant (RAPID) to develop an innovative
model of Ebola spread by using big
data analytics
techniques and tools.
«If organizations want to investigate the possibility of tying in external
data into their operations, they can use our
technique, run it on their current
data alongside their in - house
data, and get the value of the new
model,» Nagrecha said.
Various
modelling and statistically
techniques were then applied to the
data.
Using
data from a 2008 outbreak of one of the most - feared «superbugs,» and modern genetic sequencing
techniques, a team has successfully
modeled, and predicted, the way the organism spread between and within dozens of healthcare facilities.
By applying numerous
techniques ranging from geochemistry and petrology to active and passive seismic imaging to geodynamic
modeling, the researchers examine an assemblage of new
data that will provide key information about the roles of lithosphere structure,
Method development comprises construction and analysis of mathematical
models that describe complex scientific, technical as well as socio - economic processes, the development of efficient algorithms for simulation or optimization of such
models, accompanying development of visualization, large scale
data management and
data analysis
techniques, and transfer of algorithms into efficient software and high performance computing
techniques.
It provides a wealth of information on good practices in the use of mouse
model (standardized
techniques, ethics, regulations, analysis,
data and resources...) to support attendees in their research.
Day 1 focused on methods for
modeling transcriptional regulation, whilst day 2 examined
techniques for analysing and visualising time series
data.
She uses a new ultra-fast microscopy
technique to record the activity in the whole fly brain and works closely with theoretical neuroscientists to analyze the
data and
model network activity.
Developing earth system
model land surface process descriptions and improving
model parametrisations by means of sophisticated
model -
data fusion
techniques
What makes this
modeling technique truly valuable, writes Andreas Vieli, a climate scientist at the University of Zurich, in a commentary accompanying the new paper, is that it's based on widely available
data.
The challenges will test CANDLE's advanced machine learning approach — deep learning — that, in combination with novel
data acquisition and analysis
techniques,
model formulation and simulation, will help arrive at a prognosis and treatment plan designed specifically for an individual patient.
The meeting presentations will focus on synergies among various approaches and provide recommendations on how to improve the use of earth observations, ground
data and
modeling techniques for the improved understanding of land use sources and sinks.
To understand the structure and dynamical properties of such systems, the research team headed by Ilya Shmulevich integrates
data from a variety of measurements using
models and
techniques from mathematics, physics, and engineering.
Basically, Watson and Crick used molecular
modeling techniques and
data from other investigators (including Maurice Wilkins, Rosalind Franklin, Erwin Chargaff and Linus Pauling) to solve the structure of DNA.
In a new paper, Schneider et al. outline a blueprint for a next - generation climate
model that would employ advancements in
data assimilation and machine learning
techniques to learn continuously from real - world observations and high - resolution simulations.