Sentences with phrase «sense of the data»

I'm just illustrating some of the challenges in making sense of data instead of just taking the spin.

You can get a better sense of these data in a graph.

There is no way that you can make sense of the data with just a spreadsheet.

At stake is $ 210 million that the division gives out in grants every year for researchers to make sense of data collected by planetary missions.

Indeed, new and more efficient strategies are needed to make sense of the data coming out of genome projects.

We can also help you make sense of your data so your decision - making process is accurate and streamlined.

What are the responsibilities of journalists, policymakers, artists, data scientists, and citizens in making sense of data and telling evidence - based stories?

Northwestern University and Carnegie Mellon University researchers now report a fascinating discovery that provides insight into how the brain makes sense of data from fingers.

But now, thanks to a slew of novel technologies, sophisticated measuring devices, ubiquitous connectivity and the cloud, and yes, artificial intelligence, companies can harness and make sense of this data as never before.

Data Literacy: Making Sense of Data for Math and Social Studies Teachers February 7 and March 7 (2 - night series) UA Gould Simpson Building, Room 849 5:30 — 7:30 p.m. (Dinner will be served at 5PM)

As a result, you can make more sense of your data — and unify your business processes into simpler dashboards that don't require a computer science degree to use.

What loyalty is and how you get it As the CEO struggled to make sense of the data spewing out daily, he had to get his arms around some pretty hairy questions.

Newman's team are studying how algorithms can make sense of data streaming from a 3D laser rangefinder and quickly decide whether an object is a car or pedestrian, for example.

As the lead computational scientist on the paper, Dr John Marioni at EMBL - EBI, said: «Making sense of the data generated in studies like this is only possible thanks to ongoing advances in computational biology.

In this new era of big neural data, «new analysis and theory are needed to make sense of data leading to discoveries,» says Xiao - Jing Wang of NYU.

After his patient died, Brewer, wary of drawing conclusions on the basis of a single case, wanted to make sense of the data about tPA.

First, read and reread your data to become familiar with it, to get a descriptive sense of the data.

Nathan Kuder, a fellow with the project working in Boston's Office of Accountability, has helped the district make sense of its data concerning the delivery of services to English language learners.

The Alliance responded to a flood of requests from school leaders in 1999 — 2000 to find and create resources to help schools make sense of their data toward the goal of increasing student achievement.

Since Facebook contacts can not be exported from the device, the appearance of integration created a false sense of data portability.

It also syncs with Runkeeper, Strava, MapMyRun, Google Fit and Under Armour Record so you can make sense of the data gathered.

Next, begin making sense of the data by asking questions such as «what parts of the data stand out?»

But now, thanks to a slew of novel technologies, sophisticated measuring devices, ubiquitous connectivity and the cloud, and yes, artificial intelligence, companies can harness and make sense of this data as never before.

Evolutionary biologists (Group 1) are interested only in gathering and laying out the empirical evidence for evolution, using such notions as variation, adaptation and selection to make sense of the data from biology, geology, paleontology, comparative anatomy, biogeography, genetics, radiometric dating and so on.

QlikView is one of the most useful data review and analysis tools available for people who make sense of data for a living.

«We have focused on delivering both the right data and the right tools to make sense of that data in a simple and practical package.

The study, which will be published the week of Feb. 9 by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), is about how the brain makes sense of data from the fingers.

«What you want to think about doing when you make data available to people is to create interfaces that allow them to dive in and make sense of that data, using their own intuition,» Quackenbush says.

Those who can make sense of the data that automation is spitting out.

This software is important because it helps you make sense of the data, easily and conveniently.

The challenge is making sense of that data.

The dilemma faced by decision - makers and strategists today is the more data is collected and aggregated, the harder it is becoming to make sense of data.

«This is an excellent piece of scholarship that... draws upon a wide range of highly relevant literature which is used to make sense of the data.

«There is a huge amount of data coming through, and there is a bottleneck in making sense of that data.

I tried, but the variables were so great that I gave up making any sense of the data.

The better your knowledge of science and the stronger your ability to understand numbers and make sense of data, the more adept you are at fitting the evidence to the position held by your group identity, Kahan says.

Part of his task is to develop analytical and computational tools to make sense of the data.

These events will be dramatic: In terms of energy, two merging black holes should «outshine every star in every galaxy in the universe in their final moments,» says Montana State's Cornish, who studies how to make sense of the data that will soon pour in from LIGO, Virgo and other gravitational wave experiments.

Experts try to make sense of the data.»

After two neutron stars collided, researchers numbering in the thousands collaborated on a global scale to make sense of the data.

This is thanks to developments such as low - cost high - throughput sequencing; advances in sample preparation that allow researchers to sequence genomes from individual cells as well as from microbial communities; improvements in computing power and imaging technologies; and the development of bioinformatics tools to help make sense of the data.

In order to make sense of this data, researchers will need computational resources for assembling, analyzing and sharing the masses of data that different components of the initiative will produce.

Technology helps us better understand the snow leopard — but at the end of the day, it takes old - fashioned human effort to make sense of the data.

We write and utilize sophisticated computational algorithms to make sense of the data.

Using Skylanders Swap Force as an example, this 2014 talk from Activision's Gareth Griffiths outlines the approaches we use at Activision to run successful studies with children, and the techniques we developed to collect and make sense of the data.

Applying sound business analysis to your thought process — in combination with statistical principles — can help you make sense of the data and tease out which approach maximizes your efforts.