Posts Tagged ‘Predictive analytics’
Using Data and Technology for Strategy
Predictive analytics is making strides in healthcare, predicting and optimizing healthcare outcomes. Machine Learning Times brought this interesting information to us in their article, “Wise Practitioner – Predictive Analytics Interview Series: David Talby, PhD of John Snow Labs.” Predictive analytics has been applied to accelerating clinical trials, predicting disease progression, providing clinical decision support, analyzing…
Read MoreUsing the Best of Predictive Analytics
Everyone wants to know about the future – what to expect, how to act and most importantly, how to prepare. Predictive analytics is a specialized branch of data analytics that combines the power of data mining, data modeling, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to make probabilistic predictions of future events. Analytics Insight brought this interesting topic to us…
Read MorePredictive Analytics in Meteorology
Though predictive analytics has been around for decades, it’s a technology whose time has come. More and more organizations are turning to predictive analytics to increase their bottom line and competitive advantage. However, the one that comes to mind is meteorology. This interesting information came to us from EurekAlert! in their article, “Machine learning produces more…
Read MoreUnderstanding AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) gets a lot of air time these days, but few people fully understand what it is and how it achieves the results it does. CIO Insight brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Is Machine Learning the Same as Predictive Analytics?“ AI isn’t a single technology. Instead, it’s an…
Read MoreThe Impact of Predictive Analytics
Predictive analytics is making strides in healthcare, predicting and optimizing healthcare outcomes. Machine Learning Times brought this interesting information to us in their article, “Wise Practitioner – Predictive Analytics Interview Series: David Talby, PhD of John Snow Labs.” Predictive analytics has been applied to accelerating clinical trials, predicting disease progression, providing clinical decision support, analyzing…
Read MoreApplications of Predictive Analytics
Predictive analytics uses historical data to predict future events. Typically, the data is used to build a mathematical model that captures important trends. That predictive model is then used on current data to predict what will happen next, or to suggest actions to take for optimal outcomes. This interesting information came to us from Analytics…
Read MoreUsing Data to Form Business Strategy
The ability to predict future events and trends is crucial across industries. Predictive analytics appears more often than you might assume—from your weekly weather forecast to algorithm-enabled medical advancements. This interesting subject came to us from Gulf Business in their article, “What are the benefits of predictive analytics for businesses?“ Though predictive analytics has been around…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence Improves Healthcare Data
The healthcare industry has been and still is juggling patient care amidst many challenges – pandemics, supply chain interruptions, employee burnout, etc. While facing workforce shortages and rising expenses, adopting technology can actually help support these important public sector staff. This interesting topic came to us from GovInsider in their article, “How data analytics and…
Read MoreUsing Emerging Technologies in Seismology
Predictive analytics is used in meteorology primarily, but also healthcare and other industries where data is available to help determine and advise best next steps. Can it also be used to predict natural phenomenon’s like earthquakes? This interesting news came to us from KTLA out of Los Angeles in their article, “Earthquake researchers hope artificial…
Read MoreUsing Machine Learning in Managing Natural Resources
Though predictive analytics has been around for decades, it’s a technology whose time has come. More and more organizations are turning to predictive analytics to increase their bottom line and competitive advantage. However, the one that comes to mind is meteorology. This interesting information came to us from EurekAlert! in their article, “Machine learning produces more…
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