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"A data scientist is a statistician who lives in San Francisco" pic.twitter.com/NAftOI9jmJ via @smc90
— Chris Dixon (@cdixon) January 30, 2014
“To a general audience, data science is often defined as the intersection of three areas: maths/statistics, computation and a particular domain.”
Carmichael and Marron (2018)
We define it as combination of six areas of
“Analytics is the discovery, interpretation, and communication of meaningful patterns in data and applying those patterns towards effective decision making. In other words, analytics can be understood as the connective tissue between data and effective decision making, within an organization.”
Let's focus on two subfields
This Harvard Business Review chart seems to have been made by someone who didn't know what most of the terms meant: https://t.co/QA3jv0tBWN pic.twitter.com/a6MZyeFfpO
— Stuart Buck (@StuartBuck1) October 22, 2018
I've started mentally replacing "AI", "Neural Network", and other buzz terms with "Predictive model". It removes a false sense of agency, better reflects reality, and instantly brings the hype factor down by 300%.
— Jesse Engel (@jesseengel) October 12, 2018
“We should think of data visualization not only as a way to present findings but also as a tool that helps us think.”
- Anonymous
- Visualizing Knowledge Helsinki 2018
Fidel Thomet and Boris Müller, Urban Complexity Lab
Fidel Thomet and Boris Müller, Urban Complexity Lab