3 Things We Can Do About Fake News
Microsoft Weekly Data Science News for May 18, 2018
Here are the latest articles from Microsoft regarding cloud data science products and updates.
Delayed Impact of Fair Machine Learning
Machine learning systems trained to minimize prediction error may often exhibit discriminatory behavior based on sensitive characteristics such as race and gender. One reason could be due to historical bias in the data. In various application domains including lending, hiring, criminal justice, and advertising, machine learning has been criticized for its potential to harm historically underrepresented or disadvantaged groups.
Awesome postdoc opportunities in computational genomics at JHU
Jeff Leek ** 2018/05/17
Using Linear Regression for Predictive Modeling in R
Learn D3.js in 5 minutes
D3.js is a JavaScript library used to manipulate documents based on data. It uses HTML, CSS, and SVG to create visual representations of data which can be viewed on any modern browser.
Rethinking Academic Data Sharing
Roger Peng ** 2018/05/15
Differentiable Dynamic Programs and SparseMAP Inference
Two exciting NLP papers at ICML 2018!
Two things about power
Statistical power is a central concept in inference and experimental design. Nevertheless, some basic connections between the statistical power of experiments and the robustness of inference are often overlooked in practice. When running experiments with low power you risk much more than missing the detection of true effects. In this post I share two brief lessons about power: