Tag Archives: Communication
Data Science Triple Threats
Everyone likes a good list. There are some articles working around which talk about why Data Science doesn’t add business value. As a data scientist who love people, I wanted to add my voice to conversation. Here are three things that … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Communicating Math
Tagged Communication, corporate, data science, datascience, Mathematicians, Triple Threat
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Explaining Research in a Big Network of People
Now that I have finished graduate school and have my PhD, I find myself in a totally different dichotomy of “research”. After having several conversations with colleagues I know that my experience is not unique. Big Companies really change the idea of a “trusted source”. How do you communicate your research in business? Continue reading
Monty Hall
The famous Monty Hall Problem explained with pictures and colors! Continue reading
Your Wedding is Not about You.
Your Wedding is Not about You. SocialMathematics presents three graphs which describe how your wedding isn’t really about you. Data may or may not be made up. Continue reading
XKCD for Valentine’s Day
Because no one says “Love” like Randall Munroe… Continue reading
IPCC 5 in Hiaku!
Anna Fahey posted a wonderful post on Daily Sightline on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). I’ve talked a little bit about the IPCC report previously. Though in that situation I was speaking about the 4th report, not the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Communicating Math, EcoMathematics
Tagged Art, Communication, Hiaku, IPCC
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