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Imagen de visualthinking.es Es curioso, se está produciendo otra gran revolución tecnológica, la que nos conducirá a la Sociedad de la Inteligencia. Sin embargo, es una revolución casi invisible, imperceptible, que tiene que ver con grandes volúmenes de datos, con Big Data. Es un tema complejo, abstracto y de difícil comprensión pero, a la vez, apasionante. He escrito cuatro artículos que pretenden ser una aproximación divulgativa a los conceptos de Big Data y Data Science. Los Datos, qué son, dónde están (BD I) La Ciencia de los Datos (BD II) El trabajo con los datos y las herramientas (BD III) El científico de datos (BD IV) Aunque detrás de cada párrafo hay un intenso y laborioso trabajo de documentación, traducción, y análisis, agradeceré las aportaciones y correcciones pertinentes.
Les dejo ya con la primera entrega del “seductor” mundo de los datos. The Data Science Venn Diagram. Posted: September 30th, 2010 | Author: drewconway | Filed under: Philosophy of Data | Tags: data, data science, visualization | 9 Comments by Drew Conway Last Monday I—humbly—joined a group of NYC’s most sophisticated thinkers on all things data for a half-day unconference to help O’Reily organize their upcoming Strata conference. The break out sessions were fantastic, and the number of people in each allowed for outstanding, expert driven, discussions. One of the best sessions I attended focused on issues related to teaching data science, which inevitably led to a discussion on the skills needed to be a fully competent data scientist. As I have said before, I think the term “data science” is a bit of a misnomer, but I was very hopeful after this discussion; mostly because of the utter lack of agreement on what a curriculum on this subject would look like.
What is clear, however, is that one needs to learn a lot as they aspire to become a fully competent data scientist. Entender el futuro: la evolución de las bases de datos. Es sin duda uno de los temas más provocativos y que más me está llamando la atención del análisis de la tendencia que está suponiendo el fenómeno Big data en los estamentos empresariales: la enorme dificultad para entenderlo sin bajar hasta la sistemática que lo sustenta. Un tema sin duda relevante: mientras se intente explicar Big data ”recetando” como fórmulas mágicas los informes de analistas como Forrester, McKinsey, Gartner, etc. o recurriendo a casos de aplicación, el directivo medio no será capaz de entender lo que realmente subyace detrás de este mundo, y mucho menos, sus posibilidades.
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