Yearly Archives: 2016

Data for Good
Jill Dyché 0
Big data, one dog at a time

A few years ago, in the height of my workaholism, I took up a hobby. I go to sketchy neighborhoods around L.A. and hang out with dogs I don’t know. I have a long history of adopting and fostering shelter dogs, often getting them out on their “euth dates.” With

Rick Wicklin 0
High school rankings of top NCAA wrestlers

Last weekend was the 2016 NCAA Division I wrestling tournament. In collegiate wrestling there are ten weight classes. The top eight wrestlers in each weight class are awarded the title "All-American" to acknowledge that they are the best wrestlers in the country. I saw a blog post on the InterMat

Stuart Rose 0
Back to basics

One of my colleagues often asks me “What’s new in insurance”. For an industry that is risk adverse, change does not come easily. In the past we have discussed innovations concerning telematics, drones, wearables devices and even weather data. However when he asked me last week and I responded that

Gastbeitrag 0
Cloudera und SAS: Produktinnovationen auf dem SAS Forum

Im diesem Gastbeitrag von Cloudera geht es darum, wie Big Data effizient gemananged werden können. Cloudera präsentiert sich auf dem diesjährigen SAS Forum in Bonn (28. April) mit einem eigenen Stand. Lassen wir ab jetzt Cloudera sprechen: Analytik ist wertschöpfend für Unternehmen. SAS Anwender wissen das besser als alle anderen.

Machine Learning
Leo Sadovy 0
Neural networks demystified

You’ve likely heard the news that the Google DeepMind “AlphaGo” computer not only beat a human expert at the game of Go, defeating the European Go champion, Fan Hui in five straight games, but also beat the reigning world champion grandmaster, South Korea’s Lee Sedol, 4 games to 1. Go

Rick Wicklin 0
Nonparametric regression for binary response data in SAS

My previous blog post shows how to use PROC LOGISTIC and spline effects to predict the probability that an NBA player scores from various locations on a court. The LOGISTIC procedure fits parametric models, which means that the procedure estimates parameters for every explanatory effect in the model. Spline bases

Advanced Analytics | Data for Good
Alan Cudney 0
Dignity Health demonstrates the power of advanced analytics at HIMSS16

According to Lloyd Dean, president and CEO, "At Dignity Health, we are committed to developing partnerships and opportunities that harness the tremendous potential of technology, from improving the patient experience to providing caregivers with tools that will support their day-to-day care decisions." Dignity Health, one of the largest health systems

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