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San Diego’s “Predictive Analytics” Companies—The Mapxconomy.com » Xconomy - Nov 12, 2008 Software, innovation, Predictive Analytics Bruce V. Bigelow wrote: Already you are probably asking yourself, “What the heck is predictive analytics?” It encompasses a variety of disciplines and technologies … Also tagged: innovation, software, data mining, risk, qualcomm, intuit, fraud, san diego, websense, saic, predictors, neural networks, predictive analytics, l3 communications, national blog main, decision management, detectent, san diego blog main, clive granger, fair isaac and co, hnc software, san diego software industry council, robert hecht nielsen, william j proffer, robert engle, peter preuss, integrated software systems corp people, business rules and optimization, kuity corp |
zdnet.com » hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Oct 14, 2008
According to The Seattle Times, an interdisciplinary team of scientists of the University of Washington UW has developed Vocal Joystick, a software which enables people with disabilities to control their computers …
Also tagged: hardware, software, productivity, networking, mouse, computer, mice, telecommunications, peripherals, telephony, voice recognition, voice, roland piquepaille, signal processing, application driver
thenextweb.org » TheNextWeb.com - Jan 29, 2008
Jerusalem, Israel based Dasur Pattern Recognition has just launched two new mobile applications that help your smart phone predict text input called SlideIT and ThumbKey. Both ThumbKey and SlideIT are based on Dasur’s …
Also tagged: news, mobile, text input, video interview, geeknews
lockergnome.com » IT Professionals - Nov 22, 2007
Bern Muller’s comments about the proper use of stereotyping are insightful, but need some further discussion to be totally correct. He distinguishes between well-defined group attributes and unknown individual …
Also tagged: profiling, stereotype, sherman s thinkers, stereotyping
lockergnome.com » IT Professionals - Nov 17, 2007
In response to my comment last week about the potential usefulness of stereotyping, David posted an insightful observation. He says that not only are stereotypes useful, but that they are necessary. His comment goes to …
Also tagged: profiling, stereotype, sherman s thinkers, stereotyping
allthingsd.com » Voices - Jun 27, 2007
Should security people doubt themselves? Or does that make us seem wishy-washy and weak? Is that why we continue to pursue the goal of Perfect Security with such single-mindedness? Or are we just protecting our own …
Also tagged: security, voices, it, idc, encryption, rsa, identity fraud