@chicheng-zhang
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Chicheng Zhang commented on the post, Progress Report for Week Ending, March 1, on the site 5 years, 7 months ago
Very interesting.
In my view, Tesla’s rise is not triggered by Environment Changing. It helps, but it is not the main reason.
If there is no pressure from Environment and from laws/regulations, the car manufactories would make models with most appealing features.
For energy plan, they would choose the most economical and the most powerful…[Read more] -
Chicheng Zhang commented on the post, Progress Report for Week Ending, March 1, on the site 5 years, 7 months ago
This is great and fantastic.
Exactly I imagined a bigger picture that all cars can self-drive and you even don’t need to park.
When you leave the car, it will drive by AI and do Uber and Lyft business to make money for you.
It will relieve parking pressure and public transportation pressure.
Furthermore, if all the cars run in this system,…[Read more] -
Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 5 years, 7 months ago
With the spread of 5G technology, related applications follow the blossoms, like remote surgery, driverless, drone delivery, have a good market prospects.
The game industry should be the most dramatic change in […] -
Chicheng Zhang commented on the post, Augmented Reality for Military Use, on the site 5 years, 7 months ago
I disagree with these employees because other companies would also provide similar technologies to U.S. military or other countries’ army. Thus, their reactions because of their personal feelings won’t change any thing. However, they make bad affects to the company’s operation. By the way, the military also use other products and services from…[Read more]
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Chicheng Zhang commented on the post, How AI is changing office suites, on the site 5 years, 8 months ago
I also use the tool pluged in my computer so that it can help me improving my writing style. It’s convinience for me, who use English as a second language, to correct some mistakes. I think this kind of technology would be used more and more by companies, because lots of time are wasted by things like checking and correcting files. AI will help…[Read more]
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Chicheng Zhang commented on the post, Why we should tax robots, on the site 5 years, 8 months ago
This topic is very interesting. When companies hire more robots, lots of people would lose their jobs. Therefroe, they will get no money. However, the companies which use robots will make more profits.
It seems like taxing robots is a good idea, because rising costs will make hiring robots not so appealing. And, the government will get tax to…[Read more] -
Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 5 years, 8 months ago
1) Do you watch more than ten hours of streaming media on the go a week?
Streaming media is the biggest reason to switch to one of the foldable phones thanks to the increased screen size. If you’re a commuter or […]-
I think the concept of a foldable phone is very intriguing. I spend a decent amount of time each day streaming video on my phone and the increased screen size does seem appealing. Other than the price, I think one of the main concerns is the durability of the foldable phones. How are they going to be protected from snapping or cracking the screen? Even though I tend to take care of my devices, this would still be a major drawback for me. And while the price does seem high, I have become increasingly willing to pay more for phones because of the increasing impact they have on my life. I use my phone for so many things each day that it might be worth spending $2,000 to improve my day-to-day experience. I think the questions you posed really helped me think about whether or not I would want a foldable phone and, at this point, I am very interested in trying one.
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The new folding smartphones from Samsung and Huawei are certainly very interesting to me. While I don’t know the exact amount of time I spend streaming media, the large screen does seem very enticing. Not only would it make for a better viewing experience for videos, but it would also be beneficial for mobile gaming, surfing the web, or using certain features such as GPS/Maps.
I have always been interesting in new technology, however there’s a price limit to how far I’m willing to go to be an early adopter, and sadly $2,000 falls far outside that range.
While the price is steep now, I do believe there is reason to believe that it will drop as time goes on. As personal computers and 4K televisions has shown us, as technology advances, it becomes cheaper to produce. Eventually I do see the prices of folding smartphones dropping and more individuals purchasing them, however it is critical that companies like Samsung work out the kinks and make them desirable in the first place, otherwise interest can die before prices can drop.
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Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 5 years, 9 months ago
The global healthcare information systems market revenue is expected to expand at a moderate CAGR over the forecast period. Increasing government initiatives and rising adoption of healthcare IT products by […]
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Chicheng Zhang commented on the post, Progress Report for Week Ending, September 29, on the site 5 years, 9 months ago
Absolutely Jobs is an excellent presenter. I watched the video many times in which he introduces the first iPhone. Each time I can enjoy the way he does presentation. Not only is he good at presentation, he is good at marketing, too. He is clearly good at creating suspense and attracting the attention of the audience. Therefore, audiences will get…[Read more]
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Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Chicheng Zhang 6 years, 11 months ago
I attended Fox IT career fair 2017 in 2017 Fall.
It was an excellent opportunity for MIS student to reach out Enterprises. Through the fair, I talked to more than 10 Companies to get the information about what […]
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Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Chicheng Zhang 6 years, 11 months ago
We participated in IBIT Challenge 2017.
Our team chose the Movie Topic and worked on finding out ‘What makes a movie be successful?’
Below is our submission.
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Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Chicheng Zhang 7 years, 1 month ago
Some of the courses that I have taken are Data-Centric App Development, and Digital Design and Innovation Studio. I’ve learned a lot from each and they have prepared me for my future career i […]
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Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Chicheng Zhang 7 years, 1 month ago
I am an amateur portrait photographer.
I learned photography by myself since 3 years ago, and I do like to make beautiful pictures of people.
When I see someone is suitable or eliciting my inspiration, I […]
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Chicheng Zhang wrote a new post on the site Chicheng Zhang 7 years, 1 month ago
To view my resume, please click here.
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Chicheng Zhang created the site Chicheng Zhang 7 years, 2 months ago
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Chicheng Zhang posted a new activity comment 7 years, 4 months ago
Use decision tree to decide whether to deliver gym advertisements to people’s e-mail. We may use the data about their salary, age, height, weight and their work time, etc. In my opinion, salary is the first factor to be considered to be the predictors.
When we chose predictors, we should think about what factors can divide different groups…[Read more] -
Chicheng Zhang posted a new activity comment 7 years, 4 months ago
https://www.r-bloggers.com/more-companies-using-r-uber-and-cultureamp/
Uber uses R for statistical analysis.The analysis took account of day-of-week effects, plus a term for the introduction of legal marijuana in Seattle (which increased DUIs). It also compared results to DUIs in a “control” city (San Francisco) to rule out other macro-level…[Read more] -
Chicheng Zhang posted a new activity comment 7 years, 4 months ago
These pie charts present how much percent Top seasons, Top Locations and Top Themes take in all of ins users. It is very clear and it is easy to understand which take the best. -
Chicheng Zhang posted a new activity comment 7 years, 5 months ago
In my view, the trickiest thing is to deal with relationships between different entities. For example, one to many, one to one, many to many are different and need to tell clearly. In addition, sometime one entity can has many matches during a period, but cannot has more than one match at the same time. It is complex and hard to deal with. In the…[Read more]
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Chicheng Zhang posted a new activity comment 7 years, 5 months ago
I was Marketing major in a China’s University. Sometimes I had to do some marketing analysis. For example, one time we did a project about wedding markets. We ran into lots of wedding dress stores in two cities. We interviewed the managers about selling history. Finally, we used this data as well as what we got from questionares to make many…[Read more]
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Very interesting concept! As an avid gamer I think it will be crucial for google to try to license big brand name games so they can compete with steam. With this kind of power and efficiency they can produce with no hardware required, it will be interesting what they’ll be able to accomplish in the future. I also like the feature of adding players that are watching a stream be able to actually go into the game but not affect it. As streaming gets bigger and bigger they will need to innovate something like this to keep viewers engaged. This is a really interesting topic but I’m very curious if gamers will buy in and stray away from their favorite console, PC.