How to find data miners
Do you feel lonely? Do you want more colleagues? Especially ones that understand expressions such as validation error, overfitting and SVM? Then you need to find data miners. Here are a few advices on how to find them:
- Have a look at the list of data mining people on Kmining
- Take a data mining book and look at the names of the authors
- Follow some of them on Twitter
- Get in touch with the VIP in data mining
- On LinkedIn, do a people search using “data mining”
- Search for “data mining” on the “Members” page of AnalyticBridge
- Participate to KDnuggets forums
- Follow the data mining feeds on twendz
- Participate to their blogs
- Go to data mining conferences and meet data miners (see KDnuggets and Kmining)
If you have other ways to find data miners, don’t hesitate to share them here.
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5 Comments on How to find data miners
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asdas on
Sat, 27th Aug 2011 11:51 am
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Vincent Granville on
Sat, 3rd Sep 2011 6:22 pm
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Paul Edwards on
Sat, 3rd Sep 2011 8:29 pm
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cristian mesiano on
Sun, 4th Sep 2011 12:39 pm
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Sandro Saitta on
Wed, 14th Sep 2011 1:59 pm
Find more than 10K want-to-be datanminers, and real gurus among them at
http://www.kaggle.com/
You can also search groups on LinkedIn (enter keyword data mining, web mining, text mining, or machine learning). Quora.com has also a good number of data mining contributors. Some can be found on Facebook, especially if you check pages from organizations (INFORMS, IEEE Computing, ACM, etc.)
The secret is not how to find them but how to find the ones that aren’t difficult to deal with
I would add also the academic teams: …when I need to discuss about specific topic, I search for scientific papers, and If I have some questions I write an email directly to the authors 
Thank you all for your nice input to my initial list!
@Paul Edwards: do you speak by experience?
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