DataSciences Analytics is a blog dealing with any kind of data analyses such as statistics and data mining. The author, John Aitchison, claims that his blog is non-technical and it is the case. All posts are readable. Subjects covered are statistics in general, marketing and news related to data analysis. Posts are comprehensive and constitute good reading materials. Unfortunately, it is not possible to let a comment on his…
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Mining the web for information relevant to the user is the main task of search engines. According to a recent article on
TechNewsWorld, Google will not be on the top forever. The author has interviewed the president of SiteSpect, a provider of search engine marketing and Web optimization technology, for details about future of…
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One of the most common technique for clustering is K-means (1). I have already written a few words about
clustering algorithms on this blog.The main drawbacks of K-means are certainly the numeric consideration of the parameters, the unknown number of clusters
K and the random starting centroid locations. The paper by Huang (2) is a possible solution to the first. For the second,
cluster validation techniques can…
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Occam’s Razor is a web analytics blog maintained by Avinash Kaushik, director of web research and analytics at
Intuit Inc. He is writing consequent posts related to web analytic programs and applications since May 2006. His most recent post concerns a book he has just finished writing:
Web Analytics: An Hour a Day. His blog is full of tips and advices from his own experience. Occam's Razor…
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I have recently noticed that old posts of Data Mining Research might still be interesting to some readers. Therefore, I have labeled nearly every posts of this blog. You can find several categories in the topics section on the right. I hope this helps finding former posts more easily…
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Mining the web for information relevant to the user is the main task of search engines. According to a recent article on TechNewsWorld, Google will not be on the top forever. The author has interviewed the president of SiteSpect, a provider of search engine marketing and Web optimization technology, for details about future of… Continue reading...
