More Like Watson Every Day
Artificial intelligence is in every part of our lives in some form or fashion. Eric Schmidt, chairman of Google, believes we’re closer than ever before […]
Using N-grams to discover taxonomy terms
Words that occur together frequently are likely to encode important concepts. Therefore, simply sorting a list of phrases according to the frequency of occurrence […]
The Origins of Reformed Faith
The book A Philosophical Anthropology of the Cross takes a look at the shaping of reformed faith as it is know today. Martin Luther obviously gets […]
What is JATS and Why Should I Care
Search for “jats” and you will find two very distinct concepts:
14th Murrays Jat Lancers (Risaldar Major) by AC Lovett (1862-1919).jpg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jat_people
This post doesn’t discuss the […]
Technology Predictions for the New Year
Every year at the Gartner Symposium, a list of top technology trends are predicted for the year to come. These aren’t meant to be […]
Register Early, Save Money
The National Federation of Advanced Information Services (NFAIS) has opened up the Early Bird Registration for their annual conference scheduled for February 21-23, 2016 in […]
In Defense of Taxonomies: In Response to the Recent Scholarly Kitchen Posts about Google Scholar, Indexing, and Content Findability
Several interesting points were raised over the course of the two posts — and, notably, in the resulting comments featuring Anurag Acharya — by […]
Class-ism in Classifications
In the world of classification, how deep do you go? This interesting topic came to us from Robb Wolff’s website in an article titled, “Seven […]