3 outils pour faire des recherches et une veille sur les brevets Éléments essentiels de toute veille technologique et concurrentielle sérieuse, les brevets sont des mines d’informations pouvant servir de source d’inspiration mais aussi d’indicateur sur le niveau technologique de vos concurrents ou des acteurs de votre secteur d’activité. Je vous propose trois outils en ligne dédiés à la recherche et à la veille sur les brevets en France et dans le monde. Patentscope Cette banque de données appartient à l’organisation mondiale de la propriété intellectuelle. EspaceNet Recherche plus centrée sur l’Europe avec ce moteur de recherche proposé par l’Office européen des Brevets. 90 millions de brevets y sont indexés et proposés en libre accès. Inpi C’est incontestablement le plus connu de ces trois outils.
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Mediatoolkit - Media Monitoring & Analytics - Home RSS Generator - FetchRSS Netvibes - Your Personal Dashboard Which Data Science Skills are core and which are hot/emerging ones? - KDnuggets The latest KDnuggets Poll asked 1. Which skills / knowledge areas do you currently have (at the level you can use in work or research)? and 2. Which skills do you want to add or improve? We selected a list of 30 skills based on a number of previous KDnuggets articles and polls - see useful links at the end of this post, as well as external sources. Altogether(*), this poll received over 1,500 votes - a large enough sample to make meaningful inferences. Fig. 1 below shows key findings, with X-axis showing % Have Skill - answers to the first poll question, and Y-axis showing % Want Skill - answers to the 2nd poll question. Fig. 1: Data Science-related Skills, Have skill vs Want to add or improve skill We note two main clusters in this chart. Cluster 1, in blue dashed rectangle on the right side of the chart, includes skills that over 40% of all voters have, and where the ratio of Want/Have is less than 1. Table 1: Core Data Science Skills, in decreasing order of %Have Related:
towardsdatascience There are thousands of different tutorials out there that tell you how to explore your data. Most of them, however, focus on continuous data. Therefore, I won't waste any of your time (or mine) and I will stick to highlighting methods and tools that are specifically useful in survey data. Describe (Numpy version) There are a few inbuilt functions that can help you understand your a lot more, really fast. Some survey software's will output the questions already in one hot format. Groupby Crosstabs and Heatmaps Looking at subgroups of the data can be extremely important, especially in survey data. Groupby I won't dig too deep into how groupby works, but if you want to know more there’s a detailed explanation here. So with our data, we could produce something like this. Crosstabs What we have produced here is a crosstab and as simple as it is, pandas has a function to make it a lot quicker — aptly named crosstab. We can do this with both raw counts or percentages as the code shows. Heat-maps
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