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Analyzing Big Data with Twitter - Lecture 3: Intro to Hadoop

Here's the third lecture in Berkeley ISchool's series on using Twitter (and other tools) in big data analytics. This lesson focuses on Hadoop.

0 replies - 550 views - 12/21/12 by Eric Gregory in Articles

Econometric Modeling in Finance and Insurance with the R Language

On February 15th, IFM2, the Institute of Financial Mathematics in Montréal will organize an (one day) Executive workshop on Econometric Modeling in...

0 replies - 1147 views - 12/21/12 by Arthur Charpentier in Articles

Beethoven, Beatles, and Beyoncé: More on the Lindy Effect

This post is a set of footnotes to my previous post on the Lindy effect. This effect says that creative artifacts have lifetimes that follow a power law...

0 replies - 1952 views - 12/20/12 by John Cook in Articles

Download the Steamdrill Demo

A few days ago, we’ve released the beta version of streamdrill, the real-time event analysis engine which we’ve extracted from our the...

0 replies - 1327 views - 12/20/12 by Mikio Braun in Articles

Analyzing Big Data with Twitter - Lecture 2: Growing a Human-Scale Service

Here's the second lecture in Berkeley ISchool's comprehensive series on using Twitter (and other tools) in big data analytics:

0 replies - 816 views - 12/20/12 by Eric Gregory in Articles

API Driven, Big Data Opportunity in Europe

I just got back from France this week where I was attending API Days in Paris. I thoroughly enjoyed many deep discussions with folks about big data and...

0 replies - 1437 views - 12/19/12 by Kin Lane in Articles

The Lindy Effect and Technology Survival Patterns

The longer a technology has been around, the longer it’s likely to stay around. This is a consequence of the Lindy effect. Nassim Taleb describes this effect...

2 replies - 2200 views - 12/19/12 by John Cook in Articles

Berkeley ISchool: Analyzing Big Data with Twitter - Lecture 1

This is the first lecture in Berkeley ISchool's series on using Twitter (and other tools) in big data analytics: In this course, UC Berkeley professors and...

0 replies - 1323 views - 12/19/12 by Eric Gregory in Articles

Tutorial: Apache Pig With Amazon Elastic MapReduce - Part 1

Amazon Web Services presents this five-part tutorial on using Apache Pig with Amazon Elastic MapReduce, showing you how to create a simple log-parsing app:

0 replies - 1499 views - 12/19/12 by Eric Gregory in Articles

The Coolest Big Data Product of 2012

CRN has posted their choices for the ten "coolest" Big Data products of 2012, including Hortonworks Data Platform 1.0, Dataguise...

0 replies - 2494 views - 12/18/12 by Eric Gregory in Articles

Weka (ML for Java) - Saving and Loading Classifiers

In our continued machine learning travels Jen and I have been building some classifiers using Weka and one thing we wanted to do was save...

0 replies - 2242 views - 12/18/12 by Mark Needham in Articles

Introducing Federated Analytics

Federated analytics is a term I coined up to identify a specific capability offered by a data analytics platform. Federated analytics is the capability of...

0 replies - 910 views - 12/18/12 by Tharindu Mathew in Articles

Webinar: Introducing Spring Hadoop

The Spring Source Developer Channel provides an introductory webinar on Spring Hadoop: Whether one is writing stand-alone, vanilla MapReduce applications,...

0 replies - 1335 views - 12/18/12 by Eric Gregory in Articles

‘Autonomy Inside’ Matters at Hewlett Packard

The Hewlett Packard marketing machine was busy last week, assuring the world that the company’s£7.1bn ($11.7bn) acquisition of Autonomy still...

0 replies - 804 views - 12/17/12 by Paul Miller in Articles

An Extended Probability Distribution Chart

Lawrence Leemis published a chart in 1986 showing the relationships between around 20 probability distributions. I made an online version of this...

0 replies - 854 views - 12/17/12 by John Cook in Articles