Ivy Apr 30, 2014 No Comments
…. from IVY Professional School Blog
Beginning this month, we will be doing a monthly (in place of the bi-monthly) news wrap-up on what’s going on in the Indian analytics industry. So for a quick review on the latest buzz in Indian analytics, look out for the blog on the last day every month.
Another starter is a themed calendar where we shall feature a “Start-up of the month”
Ivy Apr 27, 2014 No Comments
As a student of statistics or analytics, you will know why the Bayesian logic is applied to decision making and inferential statistics for probability inference. It is the way to quantify a situation with an uncertain outcome by determining its probability. The Bayesian model defines a rule for refining a hypothesis – factoring-
Ivy Apr 17, 2014 No Comments
How do the various political Manifestos compare with respect to important keywords?
What do twitter users have to say about the new product launch?
How is your after-sales support performing against your competitors?
What is the general sentiment about the election manifestos of various political parties?
These are questions one asks
Ivy Apr 16, 2014 No Comments
Beginning this month, IVY Blog shall feature a start-up that brings in a fresh wave of innovation or unusual perspective to the field of analytics.
With elections dominating conversations, we decided to feature ZT Analytics as “the start-up of the month” for the innovative web platform, ‘A S
Ivy Apr 15, 2014 No Comments
Elections of the largest democracy have just entered the third leg.
By far the most vibrant elections till date, the ‘India digital elections 2014’ has been applying technological tools and techniques to decode, decipher and analyse the various nuances of the election. The historical role of election analytics for opinion-poll and exit-poll analysis has given way to a more dynamic applicati
Ivy Apr 14, 2014 No Comments
What do you do when you have a huge volume of textual data?
If the data is in structured form as in voter records you make a query that returns information as a number. Using more and different queries, you get detailed info