An edited (much better) version appeared on iAfrikan [Evernote Mirror] Everyday, every hour, every minute, every second of our lives we are creating data. Consciously or unconsciously, everyone is creating tons of data just by being alive. Unconsciously being a citizen …
This article originally appeared on ‘The Global Scientist’ [Evernote Mirror] Imagine trying to teach a machine how to play chess. There are numerous small steps to teach; strategies to start the game, strategies to play the middle of the game and …
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This is a continuation into an analysis dive into South African election related Twitter data. Previously I created DataHack1 and DataHack2. Location(s), Location(s), Location(s) A common criticism when analyzing social media data in South Africa is how it is not representative of …
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This is a continuation into an analysis dive into South African election related Twitter data. Previously I created DataHack1 and after reading this post you can also see DataHack3. UPDATE: This post made in onto iAfrikan (in a nicer edited …
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UPDATE: This post made in onto iAfrikan (in a nicer edited format): Link, Evernote Mirror UPDATE: DataHack2 and DataHack3 are now available. So attending a bit of HackRU Spring 2014 and thought I would take the opportunity to sharpen up …
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