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Ethics in Big Data Analytics
Here are the slides from my session yesterday on Ethics in Big Data Analytics for DAMA Philadelphia.
Posted in Big Data, Conceptual, ethics, Philosophy
Tagged Analytics, Big Data, ethics
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Thou Shall Not Covet
Both my husband and my sister are huge fans of crime stories. In those rare family vacations, they like to binge watch “ID”. Last week while I was ironing his shirts, there was this crime story on TV in which … Continue reading
Primum Non Nocere
I want to discuss one of the lesser known study in the world. The study is named “Mushroom Trial” that was spearheaded by my loving mother and the subjects were my immediate family. As much as she loves to try … Continue reading
Posted in Big Data, Conceptual, ethics
Tagged bias, Big Data, discrimination, ethics
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Cruising Data Lakes at Supersonic Speeds
Traditional workloads or second platform workloads for organizations go into File Shares on NAS, HPC on SAN, or Backup/Archive workloads to tape. They typically work with SMB, NFS, or FTP protocols. Emerging workloads like Hadoop referred as third platform pushes … Continue reading
Self-Service Data Access – Pivotal DD
Enterprise data resides in heterogeneous systems and of different data types. IT has its challenges to consolidate data in the right time. Also, many times it is difficult to know what data sources are required to access data. Pivotal DD … Continue reading
Preping for Data Scientist Associate
I come from a content management background handling terabytes of content. Content lifecycle starts with capture/create, versioning, managing, publishing, to end with archival and retention. Content falls thru information rights, compliance, governance, and retention either at the organization level or … Continue reading
Arrow of Time in Big Data – Understanding the Interconnectedness
Arrow of Time is a term coined by British astronomer Arthur Eddington to describe time flows inexorably in one direction or the “asymmetry” of time. We can experience this time’s arrow in our everyday lives. Certain conditions, developments, or processes … Continue reading
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