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Dear readers, after more than two years of blogging using Blogger, Data Mining Research will skip to Wordpress (self hosted). Indeed, Blogger is a good choice to start a blog but it has several limitations. A self hosted blog using Wordpress overcome such limitations. There will thus be a few days where DMR will be down. Thanks a lot for your patience. In a few days, DMR will be back… Continue reading...
Data Mining Poll: What Networks Do You Use?
As a data miner, or someone interested in data mining, you certainly use different resources to network with people in the field. Some of them may be websites or social networks, etc. In the poll below, you can indicate which networks or websites you are using as a data miner. This is a multiple choice poll: Link to the poll If you have checked the "Others" option, please add a comment… Continue reading... | 2 CommentsNew Job at FinScore
February 10, 2009 by Sandro Saitta · 2 Comments
Filed under: FinScore, business intelligence, consultant, consulting, customer intelligence, data mining company
Filed under: FinScore, business intelligence, consultant, consulting, customer intelligence, data mining company
After nearly one year working for a family office in Nyon (Switzerland), I have decided to change my job. Applying data mining techniques to the financial market is extremely exciting. However, the working condition were really bad in the company and the turnover to high to work reasonably on mid or long… Continue reading... | 2 CommentsData Miners on Twitter
February 6, 2009 by Sandro Saitta · 12 Comments
Filed under: data miners twitter, social networks, twitter
Filed under: data miners twitter, social networks, twitter
After the LinkedIn and Facebook phenomena, here comes Twitter. When the short process of account creation is done, you can start writing small "posts" of maximum 140 characters. Twitter is a kind of micro-blogging platform. It is somehow between the blog and the chat. You can discuss a topic, and people… Continue reading... | 12 CommentsOn the Beauty of Data Mining
When my family and my friends ask me what I plan to work on in the future, they are always surprised by my answer: A different field of application. People usually wonder why I want to change. Is there something you don’t like in your current field of application? Not at all… Continue reading... | 5 CommentsData Mining Research
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