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Scoop.it!
In this second extract from a forthcoming book chapter I look at the role that computational thinking is likely to play in the next wave of data journalism — and the need to problematise that. You… 
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Scoop.it!
Originally published by Jason Brownlee in 2013, it still is a goldmine for all machine learning professionals. The algorithms are broken down in several categories…
Scoop.it!
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The National September 11 Memorial Museum opens to the public tomorrow here in New York City after more than a decade of complications, and amidst not always civil disagreements over what the museum should be in the first place—what its narrative intentions might be and whether or not it could ever be possible to achieve them.
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"Thanks to improving technical performance and billions of dollars of investments in commercialization, cognitive technologies are poised to have a growing …" Via Leona Ungerer
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luiy's curator insight,
December 17, 2013 4:41 AM
Cet article pose des élements de réflexion sur les effets de la production croissante et rapide de corpus de traces, d'empiries numériques dans les SHS, en se situant dans le cadre plus général de la montée de l'algorithmique et du Data Mining au sein des sociétés dites "performatives", au sens de François Laruelle. En prenant appui sur le débat épistémologique et politique provoqué par Chris Anderson, on s'attache à mettre en perspective certaines transformations au coeur des pratiques théoriques, et dans le domaine des SHS , on met en évidence, à travers les concepts d'Agencement (Deleuze -Guattari) et d' ANT (Actor Network Theory), le travail complexe de la pensée confrontée à la fabrication de ce que Bruno Latour propose d'appeller "les obtenues" en lieu et place des "données". |
