Cyberattacks have become increasingly damaging and visible in recent years, in part because of numerous, high-profile instances of hacking affecting everything from your personal files to global election outcomes. And, in fact, hacking is no longer just about unauthorized access to, or loss of data. As the internet of things continues to expand, so has […]
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A key feature of big data is its lack of structure – we’re talking about the stuff that doesn’t fit neatly into excel columns or that is easily described on first glance using numbers or other descriptors. This includes things such as images, satellite data and social media posts, which altogether comprise the bulk of
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We here at Dataspace thought it would be helpful to share some intriguing examples of how data can be easily manipulated to bring efficiency and value into our day-to-day lives. This week we will focus on how the daunting and time-consuming task of learning a foreign language can be made easier by taking a data-driven
Two Birds With One Stone: Learn Data Science and A Foreign Language at the Same Time! Read More »
UPDATE: 2020 January 20 – When I originally wrote this post, the term data lake wasn’t in vogue. Well, times have changed! Nowadays, the term sandbox has largely been replaced with data lake. The concept is the same. Now, the text is updated! A few weeks ago I wrote about the idea that there are
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