How to Consume Big Data

Numbers Rule Your World 2013-07-15

Summary:

Over at the McGraw-Hill blog, I wrote about how to consume Big Data (link), which is the core theme of my new book. In that piece, I highlight two recent instances in which bloggers demonstrated numbersense in vetting other people's data analyses. (Since the McGraw-Hill link is not working as I'm writing this, I placed a copy of the post here in case you need it.) Below is a detailed dissection of Zoë Harcombe's work. *** Eating red meat makes us die sooner! Zoë Harcombe didn’t think so. In March, 2013, nutritional epidemiologists from Harvard University circulated new research linking...

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http://junkcharts.typepad.com/numbersruleyourworld/2013/07/how-to-consume-big-data.html

Updated:

07/15/2013, 19:40

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Date tagged:

07/15/2013, 23:40

Date published:

07/15/2013, 19:33