Machine learning to find a recipe for a baked good that’s half cake and half cookie
Last year, around the time when people were baking a lot of things, Sarah Robinson used machine learning to find a recipe for a “cakie”: Like many people, I’ve been…
Last year, around the time when people were baking a lot of things, Sarah Robinson used machine learning to find a recipe for a “cakie”: Like many people, I’ve been…
Welcome back to our journey of five questions to ask yourself when designing a graph for explanatory purposes. In yesterday’s post, we saw the importance of stripping away non-essential elements…
Data Science Central Weekly Digest, 11 Jan 2021 What is the future of work? Data analysts often find, when faced with unquantifiable variables, that one can use quantifiable variables as…
Natalie Wolchover for Quanta Magazine asked several physicists what a particle is. She came away with several points of view. For example, the particle as a “irreducible representation of a…
As we share what we’ve learned—and continue to learn—on how to bring data to life, we recently added a new makeover page, which illustrates concrete tips with real-world examples. On…
Facial recognition is a biometric technology which is used for authentication and identification of individuals, by comparing the facial features from an image with the existing database. Facial recognition is expected…
Big data is the most evolving term in a massive amount of people since the 1990s till this modern era of digitization. The merge of artificial intelligence with big data…
Individually artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and Blockchain have made numerous breakthroughs, however, 2021 will see the power of three as one. In other words, 2021 will…
For NYT’s The Upshot, Nate Cohn explains how Warnock and Ossoff won Georgia. The accompanying map by Charlie Smart provides a clear picture of swooping arrows that show the shifts…