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Growing Influence of Computer Science on the Physical and Social Sciences

Simons Foundation chooses U.C. Berkeley for Computing Center  for  research: the growing influence of computer science on the physical and social sciences. An interdisciplinary array of scientists will explore the mathematical foundations of computer science and attack problems in fields as

Posted in Impact, research

Meeting Customers

Yesterday, I met a long time customer(using our product for over 7 years and renewing every year) in NY. It was an amazing experience. Even though, we had only about 40 minutes, we covered a lot in that time. We

Posted in Ideas, InfoAssistants, research

LinkLog: Science’s Most Beautiful Theories

Favorite theories of the world’s most eminent thinkers are as eclectic as science itself. In this fascinating study, they cover: Darwin’s Natural Selection Einstein’s Theory of Relativity The discovery that the conscious, deliberative mind is not the author of important

Posted in Ideas, research

Idealog: Look Into It – A Browser Extension

It is really a simple idea and must be easy to do. It may even exist. Otherwise, I would like to get it built during one of the product sprints. Why? I was reading a bunch of articles on Technology

Posted in Ideas, Know Bots, research, Resources

The Foundation for the Next Generation of Innovation

NSF will invest in the multi-agency National Robotics Initiative (NRI) to help develop robots that work beside, interact cooperatively with, or assist people in manufacturing, space and undersea exploration, health care and rehabilitation, military and homeland security and surveillance, education

Posted in Ideas, research, Watch Lists, WhatIf

Information and Intelligence

What Intelligence do you need as a company? Here are some ways of looking at intelligence you need to gather to stay competitive. Market/Industry Intelligence You need an idea of your marketplace, players in the space. You need to identify

Posted in imorph, Infostreams, Intelligence, research, Resources, Tools

Emotion Markup Language

The concept of emotion markup language itself is quite fascinating. In one of our web data mining applications, we are trying to deal with sentiment based on discussion groups. Easier said than done. There are several packages that mine social

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Posted in Ideas, Learning, Markup and Semantics, research

What Are Your Information Filters?

After I started Tweeting,  my blog activity took a nose dive. Most of my LinkLog entries are now tweets. So here is my first attempt to take some of my tweets and elaborate a bit. “Social Media and Business Intelligence” Presented

Posted in imorph, InfoAssistants, research, Tools, Trends, twitter

LinkLog: Google Prediction API

The Prediction API enables access to Google’s machine learning algorithms to analyze your historic data and predict likely future outcomes. Upload your data to Google Storage for Developers, then use the Prediction API to make real-time decisions in your applications.

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Posted in imorph, Machine Learning, research

LinkLog: Is Internet Impacting Our Intelligence?

Is internet changing the definition of human intelligence? In a  survey that explores whether internet is making us smarter or dumber, there are several interesting opinions: Experts and stakeholders say the Internet will enhance our intelligence – not make us

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Posted in Reflections, research
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