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Cyber Fraud Statistics & Preventions to Prevent Data Breaches in 2021

Smart Data Collective

The risk of data breaches will not decrease in 2021. Data breaches and security risks happen all the time. One bad breach and you are potentially risking your business in the hands of hackers. In this blog post, we discuss the key statistics and prevention measures that can help you better protect your business in 2021.

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Decision-Making in a Time of Crisis

O'Reilly on Data

We know, statistically, that doubling down on an 11 is a good (and common) strategy in blackjack. The quality of the decision is based on known information and an informed risk assessment, while chance involves hidden information and the stochasticity of the world. We saw this after the 2016 U.S.

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Towards optimal experimentation in online systems

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

If $Y$ at that point is (statistically and practically) significantly better than our current operating point, and that point is deemed acceptable, we update the system parameters to this better value. However, if we experiment with both parameters at the same time we will learn something about interactions between these system parameters.

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AI takes aim at employee turnover

CIO Business Intelligence

More recently, they’ve been exploring the use of interactive chatbots to check the pulse of employee sentiment at work. KPMG, for example, built its first interactive chatbot in 2016. KPMG calculates a score for an employee’s risk of attrition, tries to identify a reason for that, and then suggests a remediation.

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Adding Common Sense to Machine Learning with TensorFlow Lattice

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

On the one hand, basic statistical models (e.g. TF Lattice offers semantic regularizers that can be applied to models of varying complexity, from simple Generalized Additive Models, to flexible fully interacting models called lattices, to deep models that mix in arbitrary TF and Keras layers. monotonicity, diminishing returns).

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PODCAST: COVID19 | Redefining Digital Enterprises – Episode 6: The Impact of COVID-19 on Supply Chain Management

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It is even more essential now that supply chains are empowered with a high standard of data and analytics sophistication to be able to cost-effectively serve the company’s purpose and combat risks at the same time. You know, Chief Risk Officers, for example, will no longer be confined to the credit industry. Anushruti: Perfect.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 12

Domino Data Lab

Having participated in several Foo Camps—and even co-chaired the Ed Foo series in 2016-17— most definitely, a Foo will turn your head around. The probabilistic nature changes the risks and process required. They tend to use less machine learning, but more advanced statistical practices, since the outcomes (government policies, etc.)