Volatility vs. Leverage
Recently I've been curious about volatility and leverage. Here's the problem: let's say you make or lose 10% of your…
Weirdness is the “Curse of Dimensionality”
I read the following well-written section in "The Elements of Statistical Learning" by Friedman, Hastie, & Tibshirani. This curse of…
Papers and Matlab Files
Matlab has been really fun to learn so far. It's easy to write useful code with very few lines. In…
The Dirichlet Process Part 3: Dirichlet Process
Click on the text to see it full size (I had to copy and paste screenshots to keep the formulas)Be…
Learning SPSS for SAS users
I wrote a post on learning SAS for SPSS users based on the chapter from Little SAS Book authors. Here…
Here’s how to build on Business Analytics
As I blogged earlier, at the SAS Global Forum this week some SAS speakers drew a distinction between Business Intelligence…
Good Times Ahead For College Marketing
Obama Address = Promising Times For College Marketers Anderson Analytics GenX2X study had identified CollegeHumor.com as one of the top-ten…
A conversation with Jay Kreps about Project Voldemort
I had the pleasure of talking with Jay Kreps yesterday about Project Voldemort, here some notes from this conversation.Jay is…
Business Rules to Programmers – Methink thou doest protest too much III
Copyright © 2009 James Taylor. Visit the original article at Business Rules to Programmers - Methink thou doest protest too…
Business Rules to Programmers – Methink thou doest protest too much II
Syndicated from ebizQContinuing my response to - Programming Sucks! Or At Least, It Ought To it’s time to take some…
