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07/04/2014

Metadata and taxonomy are the single most important factors in a successful SharePoint 2013 implementation.

Ralph Poole's insight: Metadata and taxonomy are the single most important factors in a successful SharePoint 2013 implementation.

07/02/2014

Document metadata can provide critical insight into when documents were created, copied and exchanged which may provide critical information in analyzing chain of custody and other data essential to eDiscovery.

As our reliance on metadata in e-discovery grows, it becomes more important to understand how metadata works and what effects user actions can have on it.

05/18/2014

This is a good compilation of books on data mining.

Ralph Poole's insight: This is a good compilation of books on data mining.

05/18/2014

The author defines data mining, describes why it is important and points to an presentation written by WebLineIndia on "What is Data Mining". It is simple and well presented.

No matter what field you are in, you would have certainly heard about data mining. Over a period of time, it has gone on to become the buzz word in the industry, and the gurus of the industry believe that it holds the future of the industry.

05/16/2014

The post "Understanding Metadata" provides a very good definition of metadata. Descriptive metadata is data that is added to make content easier to find, administrative metadata makes content easier to manage and structural metadata makes content easier to use because it provides information on how the document is structured.

Ralph Poole's insight: The post "Understanding Metadata" provides a very good definition of metadata. Descriptive metadata is data that is added to make content easier to find, administrative metadata makes content easier to manage and structural metadata makes content easier to use because it p...

05/05/2014

Metadata, in many cases is more valuable that the data itself. Metadata amplifies the value of data.

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04/25/2014

My impression is that SharePoint 2013 is being well received in the market and improvements in metadata management via the term store are overdue. I think that we will see greater adoption of autocategorization technologies like Smartlogic because with the volume of content be created in organizations it is too costly to have individuals apply tags to content.

4 Things to Know About SharePoint Metadata CMSWire Nearly 30 percent of organizations are still using SharePoint 2007, only 34 percent of organizations have turned to Office 365 and very few organizations have information governance strategies in...

04/04/2014

SentiWords is a high coverage resource containing roughly 155.000 words associated with a sentiment score included between -1 and 1. Words in this resource are in the form lemma and are aligned with WordNet lists (that include adjectives, nouns, verbs and adverbs). Scores are learned from SentiWordNet and represent state-of-the-art computation of words' prior polarities (i.e. polarity for non-disambiguated words) using SWN. SentiWordswas built using the method described in Guerini et al. (2013) and the dataset presented in Warriner et al. (2013).

Ralph Poole's insight: SentiWords is a high coverage resource containing roughly 155.000 words associated with a sentiment score included between -1 and 1. Words in this resource are in the form lemma and are aligned with WordNet lists (that include adjectives, nouns, verbs and adverbs). Scor...

04/03/2014

A long article on the problems and troubles of Big Data. It brings to the light the need to understand not only what you're looking for in the data, but also why that might be happening. Correlation is not Causation.

AFive years ago, a team of researchers from Google announced a remarkable achievement in one of the world’s top scientific journals, Nature. Without needing the results of a single medical check-up, they were nevertheless able to track the spread of

04/03/2014

An amazing example of the uses of text mining and visualizations to understand historical data.

Phys.Org Data mining uncovers 19th century Britain's fat habit Phys.Org Text mining, the process of searching large volumes of data to dig out nuggets of information, in combination with information visualisation, which can help to reveal and...

04/01/2014

This article talks about how Elesiver, an academic article publisher, is opening up their content to subscribers for text mining. While this is great, we know that the pace of innovation can be increased if more publishers continue to give open access for end-users to mine their content. One of the reasons, other than revenue generation, not touched on in this article is the difficulty of having the bandwith necessary to handle it. Here is another article which talks about that: http://blogs.plos.org/opens/2014/03/09/best-practice-enabling-content-mining/ -1235

Recently, one of the world’s largest publishers announced it would permit conditional open access to its collection of millions of online scholarly papers.