Month: June 2020

Honest Data Science Talks

Asking the Right Questions

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This article is Talk 10 of Honest Data Science Talks series. Each talk of around 500 words length, is personal thoughts and deliberations on the domain. We must realize that when a machine starts demonstrating the problem-solving capabilities as humans do, it is only a first step towards constructing and simulating a human thinking mind and behaviour. It is… Continue reading Asking the Right Questions

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Human Thought Models

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This article is Talk 09 of Honest Data Science Talks series. Each talk of around 500 words length, is personal thoughts and deliberations on the domain. Computational thinking is not about machine thinking. It’s about human thinking. It’s about how to exploit the machine features using the human thinking models (no inventions, they are already there).  The problem is… Continue reading Human Thought Models

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Human and Problems

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This article is Talk 08 of Honest Data Science Talks series. Each talk of around 500 words length, is personal thoughts and deliberations on the domain. Humans prefer to have a ‘but.’ There have been businesses with a  solution for which they invent a problem and then float their solution. It has not only been about identifying a problem… Continue reading Human and Problems

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The Hideous Objectives

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This article is Talk 07 of Honest Data Science Talks series. Each talk of around 500 words length, is personal thoughts and deliberations on the domain. When I say hideous, I speak it from my experience that when someone put forth their vision and mission, or their objectives, or the goals, or anything of that kind, they aren’t honest.… Continue reading The Hideous Objectives