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John Saviello wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 6 years, 5 months ago
Oslo, Norway will become the first city in the world to install wireless charging stations for taxis. City officials want to install these wireless chargers to increase the availability of electric taxis and […]
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Ami Parekh wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 6 years, 5 months ago
A new AI project Google is currently developing, Google Duplex, is able to make reservations, confirm appointments, and notify you of the completed task all while you are doing something else. Google CEO […]
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Wow! I loved watching this video! I have never heard of Google Duplex before, but that video was really amazing. When I read the title of this, I assumed it was going to be similar to Apple’s Siri or Amazon’s Alexa. The Google Duplex differs from Siri or Alexa because it is much closer to a real personal assistant since it can make actual phone calls on someone’s behalf. Even when the call doesn’t go as expected, such as in the second demonstration, Google Duplex was able to handle the unexpected responses and maintain a graceful manner. People would rather talk to a real human than a robot, so it is great that the way the Google Duplex speaks sounds like a real human. The person on the other end of the line will not even feel like they are talking to a robot! Google is doing something revolutionary here with this AI.
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As much as I like Duplex and the intentions, I think it would be better if there was an on screen service like an online booking system. I tested the duplex feature on my google pixel, it works quite well, i get a few spam calls which i just let the duplex system reply on its own, you can also select what the system will say to the caller as well. I’d love this feature for those calls /places that routinely put me on hold or for when I’m working and I’m too busy to make the call myself.
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Guideline is here: ICE 9.2 Creating Interactive Dashboards
Data file for Tableau: Pew Story Data (Jan – May 2012)On Canvas submit your Tableau file along with answers to the four questions given at the […]
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Here is the exam study guide: Exam 2 Study Guide.docx
Exam Date: March 29, 2019 (Friday)
KNOW YOUR SECTION BEFORE YOU PROCEED!
Exam Time:
Section 4: From 1:00 to 1:50pm
Section 5: From 2:00 to 2:50pm
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Please use this link to vote for your desired time of Exam 2 review session next week.
Please login to your Gmail using your Temple account and vote!
Sean then will pick the time with the most votes.
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Here is the guideline: ICE 9.1 Connecting Data Sets.docx
First dataset: 2012 Presidential Election Results by District.xlsx
Second dataset: Portrait 113th Congress.xlsxThis is NOT a graded ICE.
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Our ITAs will be holding extra office hours next week for Assignment 2. Please have your questions ready when you visit them. This means you have to work on the assignment prior to your visit! You can visit Sean […]
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Details on Assignment 3 are revealed. Please follow the link or click on the Assignments tab on top and select Assignment 3.
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Here is the guideline you will need: ICE 8.2 word doc
Here is the data file you will use: OnTime Airline Stats excel fileThis is a graded ICE–will be counted towards your attendance.
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 5 months ago
Here is the guideline: ICE 8.1
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Michelle Purnama wrote a new post on the site Michelle Purnama 6 years, 5 months ago
AIS National Competition:
The Computational Society Case Study Challenge
3rd Place
Spring 2018
In Spring 2018, I competed in the Computational Society’s Case Study Challenge on the impact of co […]
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Michelle Purnama wrote a new post on the site E-Portfolio Tip of The Month 6 years, 5 months ago
E-PORTFOLIO TIP OF THE MONTH:
Personalize Your Point Submissions
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 6 months ago
Here is the Assignment 2 details.
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 6 months ago
Here is your guideline: Finding Bad Data in Excel.docx
Here is the dataset: Vandelay Orders by Zipcode.xlsx
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Sezgin Ayabakan wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 6 months ago
Here is the guideline: How Data Gets Dirty.docx
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This is great for Norway and an even greater initiative that may motivate the rest of the world to switch over to electric more rapidly. My only issue to fully electric car is that the recharge process is still inconveniently too long compared to stopping at a gas station. I believe our current battery technology have not advanced to the point where we are motivated enough to swap over to electronic. Until then, I think many industries could benefit from hybrid cars.