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About 1,250 data points and every day there's data points added.
Once you start laying that groundwork of data points, it might not happen as quickly as you want, but without those data points it can't happen.
"We capture millions of data points on a daily basis, a human could not process that many data points," Alef Education CEO Geoffrey Alphonso told CNN.
Please confirm all the data points that the app was collecting from users, and what each of those data points was being used for Where was app user data being processed?
For this ABS, Pagaya said its AI will analyze millions of data points to select individual loans rather than package a pool of previously assembled assets based on one to two data points.
It's now possible to convert your business metrics into data points and then turn those data points over to an artificial intelligence engine that optimizes many things like price and digital marketing spend.
Now you have a thousand data points on this plot.
AccuWeather even uses these data points to make weather predictions.
"We have so few data points about meteorites," Bland said.
A few data points in the U.S. here and there.
A previous version of this story misstated the data points.
However, some data points may be more worrisome than others.
But several data points prove that to not be true.
Public school kindergarteners should not be used as data points.
Two recent economic data points last week amplified those concerns.
In Sprinklr's worldview, customers aren't data points but rather individuals.
Here are the eight scariest data points for Republicans: 1.
The Trump administration can be proud of these data points.
In short, the two data points were compared and analyzed.
Example of an earthquake (the star) and data points nearby.
All of these data points matter for future employment. Why?
Friday will provide two important data points on that front.
Mobile used to be 20 data points, now it's 200.
The data provider releases 25 million data points each year.
Now the campaign has data points to back it up.
In total, the database has approximately 1.1 million data points.
There are plenty of data points between now and then.
Google and Facebook collect billions, of data points and dollars.
"One of the real powers of explainable AI is to illustrate how the AI is triggering data points to reach a decision, and surfacing those data points to a human for verification," Fernandez said.
Here are a few data points from that report I mentioned: All these figures and data points tell me that the Trump chart doesn't say what the White House seems to think it says.
Economic data points, though, have remained positive if slowing a bit.
Recent data points have shown some warning signs on the economy.
So we have about 22 different data points on the profile.
There are billions of data points behind the Best Countries rankings.
These two data points can be traced to an exact location.
Usually, these two data points move in tandem with each other.
There's a couple more data points that have to come out.
But from our perspective, these data points just don't matter anymore.
Those data points for May are out at 8:30 a.m.
More data points surfaced in China, then Europe, then all over.
Recent data points from Houston have been encouraging for auto sales.
So the algorithm is about the correlation between the data points.
That creates data points, which can be converted into a map.
Those kinds of splashy data points can create buzz and attention.
LET ME GIVE YOU A COUPLE OF DATA POINTS ON APPLIANCES.
But go back and look at the five data points above.
"We're in desperate need of some data points," Carroll-Nellenback said.
But the Fed tends to operate on trends, not data points.
That is more than 300 million data points added every day.
That likely trajectory emerges from plotting the data points before us.
However, there just aren't many data points, so caution is warranted.
None of the millions of data points modeled was our data.
Data points for items in a cluster may have similar characteristics.
Recent economic data points have seemed to validate the Fed's approach.
That said, the negative NT industry data points are adding up.
But for now, the data points in Democrats' favor in 2018.
The red dashed line shows where the rewards program began: The key problem here is that the researchers use only two data points during the long period before the program was implemented, and two data points afterward.
Both of those data points will have an effect on game play.
Or, at least, it shoves a bunch of data points at you.
Still, it's hard to decipher a pattern with only three data points.
Some other data points, just to make sure that everybody knows it.
Secondly, pollsters need to make new, advanced adjustments to their data points.
Certain data points would be assigned probability scores to predict their class.
Among the other data points that have Republicans worried: > Polls show Rep.
Reports suggesting an effort to 'remove' any data points are simply erroneous.
The teams knew each other and had recent data points to use.
There are no major economic data points for investors to chew on.
Wage increases aren't just data points but real money in people's pockets.
These data points were added together for each city and ranked accordingly.
What are the data points that the device compare its information against?
I would expect more volatility as we take in new data points.
Passive earnings depend more on which data points users have enabled sharing.
I think — I know the human brain craves patterns from data points.
The strength comes as European economic data points in the opposite direction.
That's why every Nevada precinct has to report over 100 data points.
At the same time, familiar economic data points have become Rorschach tests.
I just try to give clients data points – diversification, time horizon, etc.
TWO DATA points, it is often said, do not make a trend.
"Big data points to new minerals, new deposits," they wrote of the findings.
We don't set monetary policy on the basis of those single data points.
At the same time, genetic data points to the presence of multiple populations.
It adds to that two new data points: training load and training status.
DeepSense has, for the moment, reduced me to a series of data points.
Get some data points, see a blind spot, improve and make it better.
Analysts pointed to other data points that suggested usage of bitcoin is growing.
Census data points to some of the factors that lie behind this inequality.
Our data is more sophisticated than most because we have 5 data points.
Sencrop is slowly building a community of farmers by combining all data points.
But somehow the data points and brutal tales of deprivation continue to shock.
Thursday's report was one of many China data points on tap this week.
But both those data points have moved in Clinton's direction in recent days.
Data points provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, Catalyst and McKinsey & Co.
All of these data points, too, then find their way to the interface.
Rometty would only say that its success comes through analyzing many data points.
For more data points, we can turn to Forbes' annual team value estimates.
Reuters data points to a 93.6-percent chance of a quarter-point hike.
That data points to three eras of age polarization in voters by age.
Data points for events are placed on the line at their corresponding dates.
Until the data points start to make sense again, Cramer will remain cautious.
Observers sought to translate Mueller's legalese into easily digestible data points on Wednesday.
Wherever the data points, the report's rhetoric can spin it as an achievement.
But voters are a lot more than just data points graphed onto projections.
On average, how many data points does Facebook have on each Facebook user?
Advertisers could buy thousands of data points on virtually every adult in America.
I am not data points from which to predict my behavior and politics.
When hovering over the graph's data points, the website or app is revealed.
From now on, you can only utilize 100 of those 200 data points.
So none of these emotional and behavioral psychological data points have been collected.
Policymakers say they typically look past single data points in assessing the economy.
The Cylance system analyzes each file based on these data points, and assigns a score to the file that ranges between -0.633,000 to 1,000 (with -1,000 being a file with the most or worst malicious features or data points in it).
And this is just one of several interesting data points that Fisher's team uncovered.
Biometric data is of course chock-full of unique data points by its nature.
What's happening is, the fusion of these data points is what creates the stories.
And we've already got some good data points to prove he fits the bill.
Particularly, Cramer added, if the company is helped by research or new data points.
Since the RBA's last meeting, fresh data points have yet to signal any improvement.
It does this by crawling public data, processing 250 million data points per month.
With these data-points as brackets, let's pick 4x as representing the new paradigm.
In particular, Gross pointed to negative data points like industrial production and weekly earnings.
Based on the readouts of data points, paramaters were mapped to dancers' entire bodies.
In its heyday it claimed to have gathered 5,000 data points on every American
Recent data points to moderately higher GDP growth than expected at our last review.
These data points exist, but there was plenty of evidence of a calmer life.
But the outcome of the Senate vote shows the power of those data points.
The platform uses machine learning to map key data points and automate data consumption.
I've added individual data points for three hypothetical study subjects Sue, Ann and Bob.
Their data points are superimposed on the larger data set of hundreds of people.
And they provide two data points based on where they crossed into interstellar space.
And so we have a lot more data points to improve the matching algorithms.
The available data points to the fact that some catastrophic climate change is inevitable.
If you have a consistent 20-year trend, you don't have 20 data points.
"We collect hundreds of millions of data points," Xu told Fortt Knox for CNBC.
Hopper collects around 15 billion data points everyday—including prices, destinations and flight times.
With millions of data points annually, it seems like there should be good data!
New data points to the new administration casting a skeptical eye on Chinese deals.
But Rogers's new data points to the president's popularity as the single crucial factor.
The various data points in the photos play an important role in matching the location.
Those data points are enough, taken together, to brighten O'Sullivan's growth predictions for this year.
The particles carry with them three important data points, said Kampert: energy, direction, and identity.
A determined hacker could use those data points to accomplish all sorts of nefarious activities.
Some of the recent economic data points have starkly shown the magnitude of the slowing.
"Once we have all these data points, we will get a better picture," said Kumar.
A couple of things — I want to leave you with a couple of data points.
However, he refused to conclude that these two data points mean it's time to sell.
Other data points include: • 5003 per cent of Seedcamp backed companies have received further funding.
U.S. sovereign bond prices wavered Wednesday after investors digested a slew of economic data points.
Both of these data points speak to the secure, borderless, frictionless power of digital assets.
Tuesday's report was one of many China data points due over the next two weeks.
Gerrol said those are valuable data points, and indeed, they're part of Spark Neuro's research.
To the Journal, both data points confirmed the sheer power of tech platforms over publishers.
Take a selfie, and the company builds a customized emoji, using 100 facial data points.
"It's been admitted that you do collect data points on non-Facebook users," Luján asked.
It is not enough to connect a few data points and declare a causal explanation.
It's unlikely that the Mueller hearings will provide new data points in the Russia investigation.
To be sure, these data points are coming from exit polls, which can be fallible.
"Recent data points are not encouraging," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note to clients.
As property, particularly commercial, often leads the cycle in Britain, these are significant data points.
Based on these (and several more) data points, the transaction is either approved or denied.
Williams said economic data points to a strong labor market with low rates of unemployment.
Despite Faber's pessimism, some data points have shown reasons for hope in the U.S. economy.
Oh, and finally: Your users are living, breathing human beings with emotions, not data points.
Just those two data points alone show that there are plenty of problems to fix.
Intuit tells me that its credit model is based on 26 billion QuickBooks data points.
Instead, consider your responses to this list as additional data points that provide new insights.
There's also a spot to record temperature for infection, as well as other data points.
We are little more than data points in a society that isn't really that anymore.
However, all those data points flow in from the attached schedules that accompany your return.
Global economic data points to slower growth, while the U.S. manufacturing sector is already contracting.
Those data points suggest that the President is not in a bad position for reelection.
That said, there are data points for Republicans who have solar panels on their roofs.
That gives researchers lots of data points for studying how earthquakes rattle across the ocean.
We get to know you as a human, not just a set of data points.
Global economic data points to slower growth while the U.S. manufacturing sector is already contracting.
Even the simple act of walking down the street can create thousands of data points.
The current trend in Americans' life expectancy may continue for many data points to come.
There are currently over 1,400 data points, each of which represents a different unique experience.
"This platform story centers around Helix and early data points around customer adoption are positive."
The US dollar index is weaker by 0.4% at 95.90 ahead of several data points.
As Brookings Institution housing economist Jenny Schuetz observes, these data points somewhat understate our housing problem.
Instead, Lacassin said that all the data points to the movement of magma within the crust.
Eventually, by sorting transactions according to a series of data points—Were ads purchased in rubles?
Using three additional distances as data points, the app can then triangulate where the target is.
What unites them is the way they assemble data points into a sometimes eerily detailed dossier.
Participants' responses provided new data points for the Virtual Human Interaction Lab's substantial body of research.
We know the last data points are positive, so that is the best place to go.
They reflect an absence of data points, which presumes a positive bias, not a negative one.
Whether the Dropbox drip of released financial data points to an IPO was our main question.
With 800 data points, however, researchers were able to "see" where eyes were pointing without trouble.
On one hand, this means a lot more data points can be added to Yelp's database.
As vehicles become more connected, there are countless data points that can be examined and expanded.
The astronomical community responded to these discoveries—based on just a few data points—with caution.
The exhibitions dehumanized bodies by casting them as observable data points rather than actual human beings.
Ostensibly, these data points are used to make your smart device experience better and more personalized.
"Underlying data points to weakening growth that is hard to dismiss," one of the sources said.
The number of data points in a typical poll is small enough to analyze in Excel.
"The window looks clear as no significant economic data points will be coming out," he said.
Economic data points have been mixed lately, with sentiment surveys outpacing actual hard data of activity.
A number of recent data points have helped convince markets that inflation is indeed heading higher.
Companies maintain thousands of databases, each with hundreds of tables and billions of individual data points.
BANK OF SPAIN GOVERNOR SAYS RECENT ECONOMIC DATA POINTS TO A GRADUAL WEAKENING OF SPANISH ECONOMY
So I actually created a survey, and I started collecting these data points by email surveys.
The app with reviewable videos and data points presents clear problem areas and tips for improvement.
These are dangerous data points for Democrats, who continue to ignore them at their electoral peril.
Even if data is relayed every hour, that is 16 million data points added every hour.
Lujan: It's been admitted by Facebook that you do collect data points on non-[Facebook users].
Drones and other robots equipped with computer vision collect data points from the farms' exisiting crops.
There is a cluster of data points between about 0.5 and 2.25 percent increase in speed.
The end of October is far away, with many fresh data points between now and then.
We could easily use online reporting to collect many millions of data points to improve assessments.
We have millions of data points, and we can start making our own predictions and recommendations.
The party has to produce up to 138 data points from as many as 2,097 precincts.
The following data points were culled from a host of reports over the past half decade.
It has been invested in improved supercomputers, more observation data points and increasingly advanced scientific models.
New data points to a near 2900 point drop in black voters from 220006 to 2202.
There are just a few data points due Wednesday: productivity and costs at 1:223 a.m.
The researchers stopped at 2015 because only a few countries had data points beyond that year.
" Sex tracking apps and their ilk "simplify highly personal and subjective experiences to commensurable data points.
As data aggregators are paid to do, than you can by just studying individual data points.
So now I've got four data points and I had a bunch of other slightly lesser ones.
You put billions of data points together all the time, that's what I hear these platforms do.
As I mentioned, some of the external data points lead you to have some amount of skepticism.
In some possible signs of cracks in the strong economy, several economic data points disappointed on Wednesday.
In favor: Well, they're estimates, sure, but they're based on publicly available information and other data points.
They combine the data points from those satellites to make a more accurate guess about your location.
Collecting a million data points or more a second, it sees with far more precision than radar.
Maloney said he developed a new data model to replace the DPI, using 350 different data points.
According to a UA spokesperson, these lists are instead created based on some 800 other data points.
It's been reported that Facebook has as many as 29,000 data points for an average Facebook user.
Data points come from past experience, and neglect factors like ideas, ambition and understanding of an industry.
Some of the data points aren't accurate, and others are the result of policies from past administrations.
The numbers present a striking contrast to some data points associated with the current Republican presidential frontrunner.
Now, they just need some government-sponsored, taxpayer-funded data points to validate their anti-gun agenda.
Cambridge Analytica dealt in data points that aren't typically considered "sensitive," like interests and location check-ins.
I point to Columbus, Ohio because it's where I'm from and I have plenty of data points.
Driving the news: This short week has already produced some less-than-stellar shutdown-delayed data points.
MY FINAL QUESTION, WE FOCUS EVERY DAY ON THE WEEKLY DATA POINTS, JOBS NUMBERS, THE QUARTERLY EARNINGS.
But the data points, apart from if they're absolutely atrocious, aren't going to change the Fed's thinking.
In particular, we'd normally assume corporations wouldn't draw abstract conclusions from and leverage data points against consumers.
But a smaller company, say five employees, means Headstart only has five data points rather than thousands.
Dubiously derived data points about performance and mood seem like a poor substitute, though time will tell.
That means otherwise innocuous data points can be combined to derive a revealing look at your life.
Signifyd's platform uses "thousands of different data points to make a decision," CEO Raj Ramanand tells TechCrunch.
The new study, conducted by McGill Urban Planning professor David Wachsmuth, offers some pretty striking data points.
This way, Netatmo has built a dense map of weather stations with a ton of data points.
The sanitized reduction of people to data points is what's alien about this smart and timely project.
U.S. supply has already peaked and this latest data points to an accelerated decline in U.S. supply.
All data points in Palantir are referred to as "Objects," and these objects can be practically anything.
These tools all let police graph, map, visualize, and connect dozens of different types of data points.
Rather, such inferences are based on a collection of measurable data points and the machine's interpretation thereof.
I had those two data points and I started to become more and more interested in Buchanan.
Granted, these are especially specific circumstances, but I think it illustrates an inherent problem with data points.
But it also lets firms collect "absolutely millions" of data points, he said, with potentially "terrifying" consequences.
There were even inferences established regarding this or that unknown fact using data points that were known.
To train AI with these data points, the team took the dataset and divided it into parts.
Fortunately, there's a setting in the app where runners can control coaching frequency and certain data points.
It takes into account millions of data points over the life of the user for its calulation.
"To say, 'Well I have these data points, but that's not real, that's fake news,'" she said.
The idea Kobach is in trouble in a general election is backed up by other data-points.
Zahidi's team then spent six months analyzing over 1,300 data points before delivering the findings at Davos.
CME is building out its futures and options trading platforms to cover more and more data points.
For instance, do we want advanced facial recognition technology that maps our visage with biometric data points?
As for the Internet of Things, that provides data points you can use to provide that proof.
In a time series database, usual queries are a comparison of data points across different time intervals.
"It should be one of many data points in choosing what you want to eat," she says.
"The combination of these positive data points allowed long-term interest rates to shoot higher," he said.
But he said that the site's reports were still valuable as data points to consider in context.
The form is scattered with no association for the countries' data points in the lower left corner.
CLUSTERS, GAPS and OUTLIERS A cluster is formed when several data points lie in a small interval.
An outlier is a value that is much greater than or much less than other data points.
The map includes some three trillion GPS data points, covering more than 5 percent of the earth.
The data points include acceleration, steering, traffic data, travel route and more, according to the company's website.
A few additional ETF data points give Schwab confidence that investors understand the appropriate uses for ETFs.
Both inserts feature 32 embedded sensors that are each capable of capturing 1,000 data points per second.
Albrecht hopes the survey will provide crucial data points to businesses that endeavor to protect their employees.
That's why VCs try to get as many data points as they can from any source available.
And the special elections provide additional data points, though a final messaging strategy remains many months away.
This added to a series of data points indicating the economic backdrop for European corporates was improving.
In all, there are some 30 data points on each person in the Jumpstart system, he said.
Domestic data points have been fairly resilient as well in the face of a slowing global economy.
The data points to drug abuse as a primary reason, and experts have identified opioids in particular.
The Federal Reserve may not have access to some important data points because of the partial government shutdown.
The Kaiser Family Foundation's latest polling offers a couple of key data points to help inform that debate.
With that, ReFlex receives over 4,000 data points it can use to do things like control a cursor.
We'll find that width by dividing 1 by the total number of data points in our sample set.
These data points might suggest Democrats and abortion rights activists have the upper hand in the abortion debate.
This tool, called Humanscale, was a set of nine rotating disks filled with more than 60,000 data points.
This tool, called Humanscale, was a set of nine rotating disks filled with more than 211,21 data points.
Overall, data points for May so far have provided little indication that the economy was on the mend.
By using these mechanisms, we have more diners giving ratings and reviews, more people giving us data points.
But one of the other data points this map highlights is the geographic distribution of well-capitalized companies.
"At the end, the more data points, the better statistics you can do," ten Kate tells The Verge.
The survey reveals many more data points than one, and finds plenty of evidence of harassment and discrimination.
The tree is laden with sensors connected to its roots, leaves, and branches, which collect 1,600 data points.
But instead of oils and brushes, researchers from Microsoft and other organizations used data points and 3D printing.
And on that quest, the company is likely pulling in whatever data points it possibly can about you.
Neural networks (or NNs) are a way to train a computer with millions of differently weighted data points.
However, in early January, Apple traditionally releases a number of data points related to its App Store business.
So the way to think about it is you have millions of parameters and millions of data points.
Coinbase is also calculating two other data points — the average hold time and the popularity of each asset.
DANIEL EK: Exactly, including the 16,000 data points that we're gathering every single day through the taste profiles.
The service intelligently suggests new due dates for all these overdue tasks based on many different data points.
Based on several different data points, we believe the price for Kymriah is about $125,000-150,000 too high.
"Economic data points continue to point to owning more economically sensitive names rather than defensive names," she added.
Food statistics can have a way of zeroing in on our collective eating Zeitgeist with uncomfortable data points.
I don't know that there was one particular moment but there are several data points along the way.
Once integrated, Fraugster starts collecting transaction data points such as name, email address, and billing and shipping address.
The USB plug itself also gains temperature and humidity sensors to collect additional data points into sleep research.
But while some systems are using URLs as public data points, other systems are using them as passwords.
It's a multitude of data points, taken apart, processed and put back together to look like a brain.
"Using our inspection technology we collect a proprietary set of 281 data points about every property," continues Zappel.
A Data Points article last Sunday misstated the name of an 1845 British expedition in the Northwest Passage.
"We use all of those data points and build an internal algorithm that keeps getting smarter," she says.
Today, cabin crew are able to see a wealth of data points on each passenger in the cabin.
Whatever the result, tens of millions of data points will be generated on donations and spending activity alone.
Investors also digested the release of a slew of Chinese economic data points that came in below forecasts.
You can go get more data points from that particular region to become more confident in your data.
What I found, through compiling dozens of data points, changed how I think about talking about pay transparency.
So, that's a real job someone benefits from, as opposed to a powerpoint presentation of scientific data points.
This is more if than when, and data points are giving the naysayers more courage of their convictions.
By extension, WTI and Brent prices will continue to remain sensitive to any poor international economic data points.
Imagine the kind of havoc you could wreak with even a few isolated data points from this set.
Data points: While they're cool on Trump, Charles Koch and his top lieutenants have great relationships with Pence.
The service uses over 1,800 data points to assess the credit worthiness of the applicant inside two minutes.
These basic data points are helpful, but it is more specific and unique information that makes the sale.
Obama came armed with data points about turnout from Mr. Obama's narrow victory in North Carolina in 2008.
Investors will get more data points to consider soon: Ford is scheduled to report earnings on Wednesday morning.
The data points offer crucial insight into the economic hierarchies inside some of the world's most prestigious museums.
But there was little evidence of a major slowdown — only a few soft data points here and there.
Having millions of data points allows Kinsa to produce daily maps showing which counties are seeing spiking fevers.
There are plenty of data points that tell us global temperatures are rising, and this is one more.
Its app uses a scoring model based on 2110 data points, from cellphone bill payments to online behaviors.
They will collate some 50,000 data points, including medical records, credit card information, GPS tracking and education records.
Not to bore you with too many data points, but Verizon's wireless's revenue in 2006 was $38 billion.
Methodology CNN's 2018 House and Senate Race Ratings are based on a number of factors and data points.
And I find that timelines and different data points help me organize and make sense of a story.
There are fresh data points that indicate that addressing infrastructure is a top priority for rural America, too.
But fresh Medicare data points to a candidate right in Ms. McCaskill's backyard: St. Louis-based Mallinckrodt PLC.
There are helpful metrics that break down data points, like a player's performance statistics, age and commercial appeal.
You put billions of data points together all the time -- that's what I hear that these platforms do.
Despite the optimism among Republicans about their tax plans, some data points on Tuesday suggested reasons for skepticism.
A spreadsheet of nearly 500 data points tracked by City Hall included almost none related to patient outcomes.
I mean, the data points we have are — they bought this company called Faceshift which does facial tracking for avatars, they've hired this amazing guy Doug Bowman from Virginia Tech University, who's one of the really good scholars of VR. These are the data points we have, I don't know.
More forward-looking data points, like Thursday's manufacturing data, have raised red flags about the health of the economy.
These data points are passed along to relevant authorities like INTERPOL, who decide whether the information warrants an investigation.
We still don't have enough data points because there's noise to prove that beer or alcohol beverages are suffering.
Those three data points will really dictate whether the Federal Reserve will hike rates in March, Siegel said. Disclaimer
There are a ton of other data points out there that deserve to be collected in your personal cloud.
It's based on several data points, including service time of both parties, and the weighted gravity of the moment.
Instead, those flags are used as data points for Google's employees as they continue to iterate on search algorithms.
A list of each set with data points is displayed once you click on the swim in the Feed.
Two other peripheral data points cast further doubt on the notion that French pollsters are up to no good.
This can open up a "gold mine" of data, points out Dan Thornton of Hughes Europe, a network provider.
Without access to the studies, we're unable to verify the methodology or scrutinize the findings for further data points.
The company claims that its technology "rethinks how data is stored and accessed", by relationally mapping individual data points.
Scavino uses these data points to reassure the president that he and his policy choices are beloved, Politico reports.
" UBS Private Wealth Managing Director Rob Sechan pointed to some concerning data points: "This has been an untrusted rally.
Because the 3D scanner uses more data points, it is said to be more secure than the fingerprint scanner.
But these statistics contextualize the political landscape and are helpful data points in the big picture of electoral analysis.
"We have all the data points from every step in your journey and we use that data," he said.
Taken collectively, these data points don't reflect the fairly popular narrative that the labor market is approaching full employment.
A VR platform like Oculus offers lots of data points that could be turned into a detailed user profile.
"The nature of the data is you get a lot of data points per person per day," says Polzer.
There are simply data points—families that seem like they can care for their children or those that can't.
If you're a game like Firewatch, those rules are about connecting the dots between different events and data points.
OR OF THIS HAPPENS THEN DO THAT BUT LITERALLY TAKING QUALITATIVE INFORMATION AND NEW DATA POINTS AND GETTING SMARTER.
These economic data points are crucial, especially after a turbulent month in January for China markets and the yuan.
Validated and unvalidated data points in Queens, New York, a few weeks before the conclusion of the MapNYC contest.
China GDP is among the few data points from the country due out ahead of Tuesday's U.S. trading session.
On Thursday, two Fed officials said the central bank should raise rates if data points to an improving economy.
The study, which measures social factors alongside economic data, points to the limitations of financial factors in achieving happiness.
The data points are overwhelming and can be challenging to interpret, or may lead parents to make inaccurate interpretations.
With just a hundred users, the company was able to sample 500,000 data points across 1,300 miles of sidewalks.
Data points to a resurgence of activity for trusts as the broader shadow-banking sector expands at breakneck pace.
"Offline helps us reach a new set of customers and it provides more data points for us," he explained.
Government spending restraint has dented economic sentiment, but 1H17 data points to continued expansion in the non-oil economy.
Boockvar said so far, there are no signs of firings but there are other data points that cause concern.
But skeptics point to a number of data points that are less encouraging for the businessman and his supporters.
But the attached report in many cases paints a much more dire picture than the data points Cissna highlighted.
SoFi went back to using FICO among other data points when assessing borrowers' credit worthiness, according to a spokesman.
The tech tool mines more than 48,000 data points per student every hour to personalize lessons for individual users.
For the rest of the week, though, there are some data points that could make or break your day.
Tuesday night's win by Northam gave Democrats a long list of data points to buoy their hopes for 2018.
Customers provide over 85 different data points ranging from size to price preferences to how often they dress up.
There are a few key data points in Deutsche Bank's social-media survey that point to Instagram Checkout's potential.
Here are all the data points that the hearing study would collect from a user's phone day to day.
Who knows what data points could be combined to put you on a particular site at a particular time?
The online technology platform collects more than 25.3 million data points per day from hundreds of thousands of ships.
His team found that the data points that were the most closely correlated with race weren't actually terribly useful.
But traditional retailers (and Amazon offline) can understand much, much more about the data points between shopping and purchase.
However, recent data points to gains in consumer spending, offering hope that consumer prices will start to pick up.
"Anything that's positive in the market gets overlooked, and we focus in on these negative data points," Essner said.
The jobs report tends to be one of the biggest market-moving data points, so stay tuned … until Friday.
While we look forward to sharing our primary diligence with the Board, a few data points are easily observable.
The more data points used to create the digital ID, the harder the identity is to replicate and hack.
The data points display the change (either decrease or increase) in running time after switching to a new shoe.
Today, data points about the national economy no longer describe well what's happening on the ground in many places.
Graph the data points for total number of Grand Slams in terms of age of first Grand Slam win.
The methodology consisted of first analyzing a variety of core data points from AccuPoint's database of financial services firms.
The other data points: > The party in power has historically lost seats in the new president's first midterm election.
Dig into additional data points, including fund ratings and historical performance information from financial services and research firm Morningstar.
ZestMoney assesses other data points and uses AI to help these people build a profile and become credit-worthy.
The third thing we said, all right, then we're talking about millions of data points coming in really fast.
The U.S. unemployment rate is at its lowest since 2000, but other data points to a separate American existence.
Twitter also held back this year, releasing only a 30-second animated clip that revealed just five data points.
Looking in and around our daily lives, we continue to find confirming data points for these multi-year tailwinds.
Those data points, taken together, build a powerful (and lucrative) profile of who you are and what you value.
These interactive qualifiers wouldn't be "off the cuff," either — they would be pre-validated by endless customer support data points.
You can't put together rubles with a political ad and go, 'Hmm, those two data points spell out something bad.
The ZOE puts all those data points together to generate a Kerouac-style story on the fly based on conditions.
But the online survey, which was designed to gather data points to graph, quickly spread way beyond friends and family.
The ability to collect and analyze data points from these conversations will be of great use to companies and employees.
The more you see branding like this, the more the individual data points seem to coalesce into a single mass.
The company is using open data from existing weather stations but plans to extend its data points using wearable devices.
The Plume Air Report app already tries to predict pollution, but it could be more accurate with more data points.
Its algorithms monitor hundreds of data points such as price and transaction records of sellers to root out illegitimate products.
Those few data points allowed the researchers to identify more than 6,400 users believed to be working at sensitive locations.
But S&P is obliged to make a call "when the data points to one direction or another", Tan said.
Gathering more data points on STEVE will help us understand more about its behavior and its influence on space weather.
Mr. D'Alessandro tracks the same data points, but scribbles them on giant sheets of paper taped to an office wall.
The service takes all these data points and uses them to choose items of clothing to send you each month.
To a piece of software, a fast-moving warehouse full of different products is a dizzying mess of data points.
There could also be an opportunity to provide retailers with these data points so they can better manage inventory, i.e.
The TS stands for time-series, data points whose unique key value is the timestamp at which they were produced.
On average, people have an 83% chance of being re-identified based on those three data points, the researchers said.
A good doctor puts these kinds of data points and anecdotes together to gauge whether someone is addicted to games.
Each video exists within these surreal spaces, jumping between data points that exist as physical objects as an argument develops.
If you don't like the idea of being reduced to a series of data points, you're not the only one.
Furthermore, the smartgrid would enable the city to deliver energy more efficiently, since it had much exponentially more data points.
GameTraks were originally used in golf simulation video games, where they could turn someone's virtual golf swing into data points.
Among all the big speeches and data points dropped during the evening, Sia's performance was the biggest statement of all.
Investors on this holiday-shortened week will get a few key data points plus other glimpses into what is ahead.
Our view is reinforced by a number of data points, which are reminiscent of – and consistent with – previous economic expansions.
Friday's monthly employment report might also add to concerns about the U.S. economy given recent softness in some data points.
Respondents were asked to rate airports across different data points, including check-in, arrivals, transfers, shopping, and security and immigration.
So is Renault Sport, which uses sensors that collect myriad data points to hone performance of Formula One racing teams.
"I think we will have significantly more data points with half-year results published in early August," Freenet's CEO said.
Below, a series of data points, gathered from Department of Energy situation reports, Federal Communications Commission status report and status.
It's done with a neural network that consumed millions of data points on items, arrangements, and attempts to grab them.
SUNDAY REVIEW A Data Points article last Sunday misstated the name of an 1845 British expedition in the Northwest Passage.
First they gathered millions of data points on the electorate from public sources, commercial information brokers, and their own surveys.
"Overall these data points indicate healthy levels of performance in their respective sectors," said David Cheetham, market analyst at XTB.
Despite voters preference for "border security," however, these data points suggest Democrats have an opportunity to reframe the immigration debate.
While Schulman said the American consumer seems strong, two data points from last month show that confidence may be slipping.
These and about 30 other data points make up a report card stuff you may not want to show anyone.
To make it easier to see trends, we display a two-period simple moving average line alongside individual data points.
Today, millions of data points are collected by sensors, smart meters, RFIDs and other sensors — every second of our lives.
All of these data points make up the drug industry's argument that the program has expanded beyond its original intent.
On that chart, a spike of green data points appears, rising to twice the height recorded in a typical season.
And, now, the town is one of 3,000-plus data points in a landmark study that claims to prove it.
In fact, in 21 of the 28 data points available for Seamless, the company charged no service fee at all.
"Between this and Trisis, we now have two data points showing a pretty significant disregard for human life," Caltagirone says.
Today, businesses are able to borrow based on many data points including product sales, future cash flows, and cash balances.
That gets lost in the thousand data points of analytics, and you have to be smart enough to understand that.
And there are two data points in the new NBC-Wall Street Journal poll that suggest it might not. 1.
This process is designed to capture more data points and works faster than Apple's Touch ID system, which scans fingerprints.
And 23andMe claims that it has the largest set of genotypic information paired with phenotypic data points contributed by customers.
The fundamental problem that the Gallup data points to is that Trump's approval rating is strongest in small-population states.
But there's a lot of data points out there that Prime members spend more than non-Prime, are retained longer.
We assembled more than 683,000 data points, allowing us to paint a picture of where Second Amendment law stands today.
Similarly, cleromancy is the belief that supposedly random numerical data points, like dice or lots, can point to the divine.
Here are 10 data points that capture some of the limited — but notable — good things that are happening in Congress.
Now imagine you have a few million more data points and a big team of machine learning experts ready to help.
The format of the database also lets anyone search for customers via a variety of data points, including by phone number.
If the profiles are influenced by race and poverty, is it discriminatory to use them as data points when assessing risk?
Eckerd's software predicts harm by analyzing closed child abuse cases and extracting data points that correlate with abuse and serious injury.
Those records contain a variety of data points, including phone numbers, home addresses, and email addresses connected to an individual's name.
We have over half a billion data points on all of our customers now where they self-report data about themselves.
Moments before Pelosi addressed reporters in the Capitol on Thursday, staffers distributed a list of economic data points — compiled by Rep.
To calculate the score, Abrams said DoorDash is looking at a number of data points, including customer feedback and restaurant popularity.
Such data points to the absolute necessity for Democrats that Sanders deliver a full and unequivocal vote of support for Clinton.
Your digital identity consists of thousands of data points that make up a profile of who you are and your preferences.
This is what it looks like for an autonomous car picking up camera shots and turning that into useful data points.
What's happening here is quite common: we generalize from very few data points and create narratives to rationalize what we see.
Yes, but: The data points do not factor in the rebates and discounts that drug manufacturers pass along to industry middlemen.
Vizio captured "as many as 100 billion data points each day from millions of TVs," according to the FTC's initial complaint.
While Uber is expected to increase the competition, most data points suggest Ola is leading the U.S.-based firm in India.
What sort of data points stand out to you as, like, this is a good place to drop a bike share?
Using the data points, Kadri thinks he's localized the source of the sound to a circle with a hundred-kilometer radius.
Its technology combines over 200 ESG measures with other data points (such as news stories from 50,000 sources) to rank companies.
Basilica says its transfer learning method allows businesses to create accurate AI with just 1,000 data points instead of 1 million.
Some data points missing from the report are stats around the employment of LGBTQ people, people with disabilities and intersectional data.
Research has shown that with a handful of data points, anonymous location data can be linked back to a specific individual.
These data points highlight the reality that the second quarter will not spring higher from the anemic first quarter growth rate.
The company didn't say it was acting on these data points, just that it was making a note of human behavior.
Combined with other information gleaned from Facebook, Cambridge Analytica claimed it had 5,000 data points on nearly every voter in America.
And not only the specific data points, but the issue is more of the whole line that people can draw, right?
Typically, there is no central system to keep track of all these data points that often live in their own silos.
On Thursday, two U.S. Federal Reserve officials said the central bank should raise rates if data points to an improving economy.
I think in the next 10,000 data points, we will have more change than we have ever seen in our... careers.
But the threads that would connect these data points into something coherent — let alone revelatory, moving or provocative — are never supplied.
When corporations track human beings through their clicks and purchases, they turn them into data points, purchase histories, and algorithm targets.
These data points need to be viewed in totality, rather than in isolation, and the portrait they create is terrifyingly clear.
The rally "just couldn't sustain itself on those data points," said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
Today, maritime data sources have gone online thanks to satellites and the cloud, producing over 100 million data points a day.
You also have to absorb several data points, which Einstein has determined could be having an impact on the projected score.
Talking to other folks about disability representation, it starts to feel like there's not enough data points to draw conclusions from.
If I win, I can show the world a voter file with the 5,000 data points Cambridge Analytica has on me.
Now, if the data was relayed four times an hour, we are already over a billion data points in a day.
These are the sorts of data points they're looking at because they point to what's likely to happen in the future.
Forecasts for the path of the epidemic depend upon assumptions that are unproven and data points that are, as yet, unknown.
The map takes that formula and applies it to every data point and then returns a list of new data points.
It's hard to answer the question in a vacuum because we don't have any data points to really compare it to.
It combs through data points — in this case, historical portraits — and then create its own based on all that it's learned.
A glance at Mr. Trump's Twitter feed reveals that share prices are one of the data points he cares about deeply.
The Colorado survey is the latest in a string of data points that don't seem to bode well for the GOP.
YouTube reveals data points in drips and drabs, but the numbers are too absent of context to be of much use.
Broken down by couple, here are the biggest data points and lessons we gathered from Netflix's Love Is Blind Season 1. 
Only then will Stewart mix in some data points and move on to formal outreach to candidates and in-person interviews.
If you use our platform, you have full control, you can configure the exact data points that you'd like to share.
We all create valuable data points with every tap on a screen or keystroke — clicks, searches, likes, posts, purchases and more.
Their point is that each colored line matches the data points so closely as to suggest that the data is fake.
They may make use of other data points, like someone's neighborhood, to reach similarly discriminatory results—as studies have already shown.
The reasons were not simple, nor could they be captured by data points any more than the success stories could be.
Exposure includes a number of data points like an ad's viewable time, its total share of the screen and its audibility.
Yet, the public needs only a few data points to share with law enforcement who can then put the pieces together.
Problems with aDNA studies are legion: small sample sizes, broad claims made from individual data points, and (not surprisingly) contradictory results.
In this case, the failure was "particularly impressive," since two data points would never have been enough information to generalize from.
The Let's Do This algorithm uses data points from fitness tracking, race history, social connections and more to personalize race recommendations.
Central bankers will need to pay even more attention to economic data points before making any further moves to cut rates.
They saw a clear picture of Hairston in all the data points and accounts of deteriorating brains, especially in football players.
But any effort to assign a dollar value to our millions of data points scattered across the internet is inherently flawed.
Markets often focus on day-to-day tumultuous headlines and data points as they look for clues about upcoming OPEC decisions.
But another key component of journalism is the framing and contextualizing of events and new information: How do you take that raw material and present it in ways that don't just provide consumers with new data points, but help them suss out how critical those data points are and what they mean in the scheme of things?
Sharp now looks either desperate in leaving it so late to share important data points, or confused in failing to understand Foxconn.
Here are some of the key data points from her talk that you should know about: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
Maybe the car's software failed to translate those data points into a decision to slam on the brakes or swerve around her.
Completely independent from that we went and collected hundreds and then thousands of data points on every adult 230 million Americans. MB:
An algorithm then translates images of the bacterial colonies in sound, using data points like bacterial density and location on the record.
The "China smartphone market to blame ... for recent weak iPhone data points," Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty said in a note to investors.
"We have very real data points showing computers doing a better job than humans in accessing emotional states," Moore said in December.
The company says it is currently used by 500 brands in 65 countries and captures about seven billion data points every day.
Amid all the conflicting data points, Trump's 2018 disclosure can only be considered a vague indicator of his assets, earnings, and liabilities.
What it is: FourKites is a predictive supply chain platform dedicated to tracking location, temperature, potential disruptions, and other key data points.
Pagaya's AI analyses millions of data points to select and purchase individual loans instead of scrutinizing a pool of previously assembled assets.
When his bank's main supervisor started conducting tests after the crisis, the number of data points leapt to the hundreds of thousands.
In arriving at the final decision, Fed Chair Janet Yellen and her dovish majority have a plethora of data points to consider.
But in a similar way, individual experiences become data points in sets that shape our understanding of what's happening in this country.
Yes, machines can process that data and spit out all kinds of esoteric data points, many of which actually have little value.
The company says it holds data on 230 million adults across the U.S. — and around 4,000 "data points" on each of them.
"Our monetary policy strategy prescribes that we should not react to individual data points and short-lived increases in inflation," Draghi said.
Some "disturbing" data points may have left Apple's status at risk, Colin Gillis of BGC Partners told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Thursday.
A spate of soft data points to further weakness at the start of the year as Beijing struggles to cushion the slowdown.
Instead, Asto is using a range of other data points and info you provide when first applying for the micro-financing option.
And although the data points to a correlation between El Niño and melty ice in West Antarctica, that doesn't necessarily imply causation.
When more trust is established, my personal "agent" or "assistant" should merge relevant things together that are currently just disconnected data points.
We now have enough data points to make some broad generalizations about what oil companies are doing to cope with $40 oil.
"We need to be able to quickly learn categories without the constraint of training on millions of data points," he told me.
Labellers at Qianji make roughly 100 yuan ($14.50) a day marking data points on photographs of people, surveillance footage and street images.
What to watch: Economists say the underlying data points that fueled growth in the first quarter may fade later in the year.
To Raub, the sensors essentially provide an in-person version of the data points that can easily be gathered from online shopping.
Data points, of which there are millions, include the speed you type and the amount of time you spend on particular keys.
Now let's narrow the sight on Europe, as the report has several data points concerning the continent that are worth our time.
Gender is one of the only data points that Tinder doesn't pull directly from Facebook, leaving only options for male and female.
After loading data sets into the app, users are able to isolate particular data points and make edits in appearance and classification.
Analyst Amit Daryanani of RBC Capital Markets chopped 10 million units from his iPhone sales target after supply chain data points Thursday.
Other data points due Friday included consumer sentiment, which came in below expectations, and business inventories, which rose 0.1 percent in December.
"We have no data points to suggest what could happen," said Jay Leopold, head of U.S. investment risk at Columbia Threadneedle Investments.
Not all data is created equal and different data customers are seeking different data points to augment and expand their existing services.
If these data points exist at all, they are probably stored in big paperbacks stacked in a corner of some agency's office.
Because consumer behavior is the missing link that connects strong sentiment surveys with fairly weak data points through the year so far.
But inflation is one of the key data points that have disappointed, and economists say the Fed could say something about it.
An algorithm evaluates facial expressions, word choice, body language, vocal tone, and thousands of data points, which are translated into a score.
Data analysts are able to "nudge" individual behaviors based on data points as apparently innocuous as "liking" a particular brand of cosmetics.
Only four data points in, except for a brief Obama bump, we've hovered around 20 percent, dropping to 19 percent by 2012.
Mr. Zuckerberg said he planned to circle back on the average number of data points that Facebook keeps on non-Facebook users.
There are data points in the market that suggest this way of buying and selling homes is really starting to gain traction.
Data points for each president are on the appropriate timeline based on their highest position by the date of their first election.
As gaming grows increasingly immersive, there's a stodgy charm to Football Manager's clunky graphics and overwhelming array of variables and data points.
There's only a smattering of data points this week, and contrary to what you might expect, there will be no jobs report.
Together with the suspected poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, they are just the latest data points in a pattern of behavior.
In contrast to a slew of Chinese data points missing forecasts on Tuesday, economic reports released overnight in Europe was more upbeat.
The administration has released similar data points in the past, though it's unclear at times where the information has been pulled from.
"The problem is, all of those data points are pointing to things that happened 18 months ago," Pal said on the podcast.
In the week ahead, there will be some pretty important data points, with the most important ones centering on the inflation outlook.
"On climate there are a number of good data points, so we believe the advice we'll give will be solid," he added.
Companies that go beyond "likes" and integrate more data points into the analysis can predict an even larger number of such attributes.
We found was that one needs multiple data points beyond name, address, and even date of birth, to effectively analyze voter data.
Two U.S. Federal Reserve officials said on Thursday that the central bank should raise rates if data points to an improving economy.
It's different against Green, who subconsciously probes approximately one million data points in 0.3 seconds in order to execute the game plan.
But dubious bits of research may be anti-drug warriors' best lifeline in an era of fake news and questionable data points.
But latency and bandwidth are becoming critical resources as files are getting bigger and connected devices produce more data points than ever.
Let's start with something basic: Netflix almost certainly has some data points somewhere that can back up its "40 million accounts" claims.
Behind the numbers: The data points, compiled by lobbyist Bruce Mehlman, are similar to previous wave elections — particularly presidential and congressional approval.
He studied thousands of ships' logs and charts and analyzed more than a billion data points to publish wind and weather charts.
"You had a series of weak economic data points overnight," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management in New York.
It says it uses  25,000-plus data points when screening applicants, including whether or not they smile, body language, and word choices.
While the jobs report will take the focus, there are other data points on the way that investors should be watching closely.
But economic data points such as unemployment benefits, manufacturing activity, and gross-domestic-product tracking all show a relatively stable US economy.
Other data points include each billionaire's age, home state, source of wealth, and whether or not the individual is an impact investor.
Employers, she said, could even decide not to hire people with data points that could indicate high medical costs in the future.
It is rife with graphs and data points, designed to be flicked through by specialists, rather than consumed by a mass audience.
Collecting and analyzing these data points can yield better results than gathering answers from what can be time-consuming company-wide surveys.
"With the IMF ... you're getting two data points that indicate that things may soften up over the next several months," Tuz added.
That's how we pull them out of the billions of data points about all vessels that are floating around on the ocean.
Neither of those data points was necessarily true, either, but it was more than she knew about any of her other coworkers.
"I can hint and point but cannot give too many highly classified data points," Q wrote, in one of the earliest posts.
Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group, is worried about the cascading effect of coronavirus hitting upcoming economic data points.
The results, shown on giant screens or projected onto walls or entire buildings, use data points in a kind of AI pointillism.
BOC'S POLOZ, ASKED ABOUT NOV JOBS DATA, SAYS WE DON'T PUT A LOT OF WEIGHT ON INDIVIDUAL DATA POINTS, ESPECIALLY LABOR DATA
Other data points from throughout Trump's and past administrations suggest the President cannot count on the economy to help his sagging ratings.
The startup said it is underwriting the loans based on several alternative and derived data points to assess a student's future income.
Students take exams at different locations, and each student takes several at different times of year, providing multiple data points per student.
"Current data points suggest continued revenue strength for Apple including continued double digit y/y App store revenue growth," the analyst said.
The number of data points required for one to "learn" to fold a towel autonomously, let alone run an E.R., is staggering.
Take the average of those two data points and you have a measure of which states are getting shortchanged by the system.
Researchers typically rely on death data ("one of the few known and reliable data points — you can't hide the bodies," he says).
When you first set up your account, Uber actually fingerprints your device by storing a combination of different data points on its servers.
Lyft posted its first results as a public company, one of the last data points for investors ahead of Uber's IPO this week.
But The Guardian came out with one or two data points and then created an entire narrative around that that was pure fiction.
He also said it was important that monetary policy didn't overreact to any single data points, as that would create even more uncertainty.
If that is not the data point that investors should be focused on, what are the data points that investors should focus on?
A 2018 study by researchers at Dartmouth College found COMPAS was about as accurate as humans guessing based on far fewer data points.
Artsy intends to expand your palate by turning the art world into a series of data points, to reveal what you might like.
All of those are now being digitised and that's creating a vast array of data points that map out a customer's digital profile.
Chances of a rate hike in December fell to 47 percent after the release of data points, from 55 percent at Thursday's close.
Each quarter, we get a few data points that help us tune our crystal ball algorithm and figure out where things are going.
Both are equipped with sensors to monitor the shape of the ice above, the temperature of the water, and other interesting data points.
In the future, Plume Labs would like to extend forecasting data beyond 24 hours and add other data points, such as pollen level.
"We do have retail sales tomorrow and that is definitely more important than any of the data points we got today," said Hurley.
Key data points: Among ambassadors chosen from outside the Foreign Service, the average contribution to the president who nominated them was about $88,135.
"Because we've had these downside surprises from some of the key data points she watches, she's going to be very careful," Krosby added.
Instagram's data sharing could provide additional data points to power this functionality, while providing Facebook with more data to better target its ads.
However, with the tap of a button, you can view multiple data points including weather, notifications, and even sales data from your CRM.
To be fair, a small number of data points in the range above $600 million could limit the model's forecasting at higher jackpots.
Below, we look at some of the key data points for the quarter, including early and late-stage funding, M&A and IPOs.
We have hundrteds of specific data points, people want to give us that data because they want us to give them better products.
You don't need to collect millions of data points on which to train the neural nets, because they're learning by studying each other.
How it worked: Scientists used the eFLOWER project to create a massive database of flowers, including 13000 data points going back to 1783.
The July data points to a considerable slowdown in China's aluminium output, but analysts were sceptical about the accuracy of the bureau's numbers.
ASU is closely tied to Knewton, the mind-mapping company whose founder, Jose Ferreira, brags of collecting billions of data points on students.
The gloomy data points to a further loss of economic momentum as a trade dispute with the United States puts pressure on China.
Histogram Tool The Histogram tool, as stated by the Palantir guide, helps police find "correlations" and "trends" between different Objects, or data points.
The focus will be on the ability to identify stationary and moving objects from a moving car using a range of data points.
The San Francisco-based company tracks dozens of clinical and social data points to help elderly and low-income patients avoid hospital visits.
But perhaps these two data points could change if small business owners were educated about how to make the law work for them.
"Adding emotion-sensing capabilities will enable [virtual personal assistants] to analyze data points from facial expressions, voice intonation and behavioral patterns," Gartner said.
"If there's 100 data points that go into creating an audience profile, I want to know which 10 are most valuable," he said.
One of the most compelling data points is that immigrants have provided half of the growth in our workforce over the past decade.
In recent interviews, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das has highlighted the lack of transmission and said future cuts depend on data points, particularly inflation.
Those data points include the Labor Department's monthly jobs report and other economic growth indicators, inflation measures, and consumer and business sentiment surveys.
They occupy genuine roles within legitimate businesses and just happen to share these three data points with the 45th bloke at the top.
"Interpreting data points around demand from the supply chain is a dangerous art," Gene Munster, an analyst with Loup Ventures, told CNN Business.
By combining data points like your online purchases and where you live, together with records provided by its marketing partners from various sources.
A constellation of data points—how quickly he answers messages, how many jobs he declines—affect his ranking when users search the site.
In seconds, this action scans the feet and collects 13 data points, the best of the 32 points Nike is capable of capturing.
DreamQuark crunches your data, creates models based on machine learning and lets you apply those models on all past and future data points.
"Most of the stories are referred more as 'data points,' instead of detailed accounts of the individuals involved in the tragedies," Fisher said.
The data points to a doubling of supply runs by air and sea compared to the nearly two-week period preceding the truce.
It includes the exact location/address, date, and time of the crime, a description of the crime that occurred, and other data points.
Of course, it's important that the account you're added to doesn't have any negative marks, so that you only have positive data points.
While the military can get data points and the CIA difficult to access insights, diplomats form the core of America's market research team.
Economics is at heart a narrative art, a frame across which data points are woven into stories about how the world should work.
"We're trying to map all the different data points and understand relationships between them and also allow machines to understand them as well."
There is a dearth of research and data points on how all kinds of chemicals and drugs impact pregnant populations and fetuses generally.
In the meantime, these population and domestic migration data points illustrate some important lessons for state policymakers on how to enhance economic prosperity.
There are upsides and downsides: The richness of the data can help communicate uncertainty, but in isolation, individual data points can be misleading.
In the Grand Slam graph, the data points give the cumulative total of Grand Slam singles titles as well as the player's age.
"The situation is emerging, and we&aposre still gathering lots of data points and monitoring it closely," Cook said during the earnings call.
Other presidents have basked in their electoral victories and have seized on various data points to argue that theirs was greater than others.
We had only just launched and thus had very few data points related to the number of projects and data scientists on board.
However, with the tens of thousands of data points that the program now has, the founders are better able to calibrate for this.
The concern though is that other data points, such as hours worked for the services sector, have indicated the slowdown may be escalating.
Any one of those three data points would suggest that this poll may have only caught the start of Warren's rise in Iowa.
The forecast comes at the start of a tense fourth quarter as latest data points to the U.S. economy sliding into a recession.
For more objective data points, consult the US Bureau of Labor Statistics or professional associations and industry groups that publish annual salary surveys.
The data "points to a short-term setback for the non-oil private sector," said Tim Moore, Economics Associate Director at IHS Markit.
What if this ability to micro-target every living human being to the degree of 200 individual data points is not okay anymore?
Managers or distributors selling or offering non-Italian securities into Italy have 20 days to file an almost identical series of data points.
Maslo's algorithms track hundreds of data points, from voice pitch to loudness and vocabulary to sentiment, and visualize changes in mood and energy.
These systems keep a watch on plants, collecting and analyzing millions of data points and notifying farmers wherever a potential problem is indicated.
The two data points, coupled with the somewhat hawkish Fed statement, rocked markets, helping send major stock market averages briefly into a correction.
More than a decade later, such de-anonymizing is becoming ever-easier, with more data points to triangulate and logarithmically more computing power.
Strong income growth and improving household balance sheets will continue to drive consumption growth and survey data points to continued growth in investment.
Below, CNBC Make It highlighted some of the top suburbs in America, based off of Money's list and including Money's key data points.
With the support of nonprofit organizations focused on fair labor practices, it uses hundreds of data points to flag possible forced labor violations.
"Because we could perform analysis on over 6,000 data points in comparison to less than 30 data points in previous studies we could show a much more robust (and statistically significant) relationship between a warm Arctic and increased severe winter weather in the mid-latitudes," Judah Cohen, director of seasonal forecasting at AER and lead author of the study told CNN.
Scratch the surface, talk to a local, and you'll discover a different price tag — one that's not so easily measured through economic data points.
Attributes related to mood or emotion are not among the 98 disconcertingly detailed data points the company has said it uses to steer ads.
That's because bulk surveillance is all about trying to find needles in a haystack—those few data points among billions that merit further scrutiny.
But all these announcements are just data points that herald something much grander, according to Marcus, who is vice president of messaging at Facebook.
The two data points likely confirm indications that the mainland's economy has been recovering recently, but some questioned how long the pickup might last.
"Fed officials have been hawkish and the economic data points to an expanding economy," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
TransVoyant, founded by former Lockheed Martin Vice President Dennis Groseclose, provides a similar service by analyzing multiple data points for so-called decision-makers.
In the case the court agreed to hear, a robbery suspect was convicted after obtaining months of records showing nearly 13,000 location data points.
Forter's software takes into account thousands of data points and analyzes user's behaviour as soon as they log on to an e-commerce site.
The algorithm, which looks at anywhere between 500 to 1,300 data points, has been trained to understand the differences between counterfeit and authentic versions.
Together, the data points are combined to create what Yellin calls "taste doppelganger" profiles, or clusters of people who have the same content preferences.
Analysis of my data by Invoxia showed my tracker losing data points as a result of a weak Sigfox network signal in my neighborhood.
There are a couple of interesting data points that perhaps brands should heed as they collect customer data in the fashion outlined by Adobe.
It also requires them to report to regulators up to 65 separate data points on every trade, with the aim of avoiding market abuse.
From three recorded data points, Wandera was able to use high school-level math to triangulate the runner's exact entry points and ending points.
Lately, JOLTS has been getting more attention — in part, because it's one of the data points closely watched by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
There are ample data points demonstrating that people with low empathy, even psychopaths, can turn on their care when properly motivated to do so.
McPartland said that having a way to track all the data points of a firm can be key to presenting smarter information to clients.
U.S. economic data points to strong non-store sales in 219Q, and YTD store closure announcements at a record level bode well for Amazon.
But they are also two more data points for analysts trying to turn the art of predicting political upheaval into something approaching a science.
Policymakers should treat these as data points instead of roadblocks and work to promote a system that is as safe and efficient as possible.
"The data sets vary in when they were last updated, the data points present, and the number of unique individuals in each," UpGuard said.
TWO POINTS DETERMINE A LINE, BUT TWO DATA POINTS DON'T NECESSARILY MAKE FOR A – YOU KNOW, YOU CAN'T DEFINE A POLITICAL ERA FROM THAT.
JS, Regl, and WebGL to make the sleek, round data points that make the graph, which you can observe in action below, so satisfying.
Around 2,600 industry professionals were surveyed for the report that objectively assesses over 190 leading fashion companies based off of 20 different data points.
Those data points should show how much further these economies can rely on intervention alone to defend their markets as the dollar keeps rising.
Similarly, iOS 13 can tell you when an app has been tracking your location in the background with a map of those data points.
After all, few data points outside of inflation have supported the notion that a further rise in rates was appropriate, let alone near-term.
"As great as people are, you can't do that as well as a robust system with thousands and millions of data points," Kirby said.
But the sheer amount of data points combined with the difficulty of recreating accurate human motion simultaneously for about twenty players was a challenge.
The research combines and weights five data points — looking at university spinouts' relative total funding as a means of quantifying exit success, for example.
Even with all these data points, however, it can be difficult to get a feel for what a neighborhood is like to live in.
And it is unclear if the political will exists to escalate before — not after — the next set of alarming data points makes world headlines.
The Clinton campaign says its early voting turnout data points to a Democratic advantage in several swing states, including Florida, Colorado, Arizona and Iowa.
Lately, to convey the urgency of climate change at a personal level, scientists have begun translating its dry data points into heart-rending melodies.
Its app — Yongqianbao, or "use wallet" in Chinese — helps it build a credit rating system based on 1,200 data points related to user behavior.
And he can now project data points onto a giant screen nearby, which allows him to roam the studio, untethered from the Bill Board.
Harnessing information from over 1.3 billion data points, The Echo Nest's algorithms are able to evaluate every single Spotify song according to certain parameters.
As a startup, you need to be nimble and unafraid of making mistakes, which may ultimately serve as valuable data points in your journey.
"We determine the weights of individual data points using state-of-the-art machine learning techniques, trained on historic user data," the company says.
But Wiener's focus on mostly surface-level descriptions often reduces people to a collection of consumer choices or data points – not unlike predictive advertising.
Tech companies have run with the idea that turning our bodies into a series of data points is valuable — an assumption I'm skeptical of.
"It's easy to come up with movie recommendations or YouTube recommendations, because we have millions of data points of people like you," Schmidt said.
One ongoing experiment, for instance, is collecting 5,000 protein measurements from 40,000 people, Reese said, totaling 200 million data points from that one effort.
But extensive research has shown that such data can usually be easily "de-anonymized" by connecting a few known data points about a person.
The second process used the Met's new laser scanner to collect millions of data points and then transpose them into a 3-D model.
As such, the growth chart can easily morph from a couple of loosely relevant data points into a measure of our fitness as parents.
This void has created an immense opportunity for startups to explore a range of other data points to determine who should get a loan.
Sacconaghi also noted two other data points that further support the argument that the Model 21.3 could threaten sales of S and X models.
For retailers in particular, Merritt's company hones in on ultra-specific data points that paint a picture of broader customer patterns, wants and needs.
Like Google, Indeed uses AI trained on a data set with trillions of data points to surface the most relevant jobs for job seekers.
The White House typically has not talked about economic data points before their release, but the Trump administration has recently broken with that tradition.
"One of the things that makes entrepreneurs so cavalier and carefree is that they don't have a lot of experience and data points," Gurley said.
Ultimately, it feels like you're accumulating a lot of data points, but there's no real way to act on them, at least through the app.
The company's databases contain thousands of data points sourced from governments, customers, technical publications and other sources, in some cases dating back to the 1800s.
"The breadth of this flood of seemingly soft data points renders us increasingly concerned that even the well-positioned DKS is unlikely to emerge unscathed."
We'll continue to look analyze management commentary for more thematic data points as more companies report their December-quarter earnings over the next few weeks.
Two data points seem to support Gordon's point of view: the rate of startup formation is at record lows, and so is overall corporate investment.
We Need More Data Even with millions of data points on hand, CrunchBase isn't able to tell the whole story around gender inequality in tech.
The startup uses hundreds of data points collected through analysing the live video feed, including frame by frame, and from a user's device and network.
Starting off with business-to-business customers, YesGraph will rank invites by company email domain, job titles, location, and a number of other data points.
To make it resonate in people's minds, one scientist turned dry data points into achingly beautiful music, making the frightening changes to our planet audible.
In lieu of actual data points to indicate performance, a deep-rooted curiosity is key, says David Yuan, a general partner at Technology Crossover Ventures.
"Recent data points suggest US earnings and economic risk is greater than most investors may think," wrote Michael Wilson, the firm's chief U.S. equity strategist.
To help families make smart choices, MONEY's annual college rankings examine dozens of data points to measure the costs and payoffs of thousands of schools.
With advertising spend not usually calculated monthly like some other data points, notable research could come from the the U.K.'s Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB).
These data points may help unlock a potential solution, one that Parkland survivors have been pointing to all along: Fewer guns lead to fewer deaths.
This data is then combined with weather, tide patterns and other data points to help predict when and where users can catch their desired fish.
While they contain many data points, the focus is often on job change numbers drawn from employer surveys and unemployment stats drawn from household surveys.
The program then models how these data points interact by simulating a daily cycle in which each character has a chance to perform an action.
Vigilant Solutions, an ANPR firm, has a database of at least 7bn data points from number plates, most of which presumably belong to the innocent.
The goal, ultimately is to get to trillions of discrete data points to provide a structured taxonomy for the entire internet (it's a small goal).
The more data points about a web user there are, the less anonymous that data is—and the more valuable it is to an advertiser.
Their billion-plus data points constitute a virtual copy of the building, accurate to within five millimetres, that could prove vital in the reconstruction effort.
Cash has been flowing fast and free in the nascent Donald Trump presidency, even if some of the economic data points haven't caught up yet.
Here are more key data points from the survey: 12 percent of respondents reported being verbally abused in a public bathroom in the past year.
Batygin notes that the new object fits so perfectly with their model that it almost looks like one of the data points in their simulations.
In an illustration of wolves near icy white glaciers, the peaks of the masses of ice are punctuated with dark dots that signify data points.
Macro data points that will be out in the coming week are January CPI and December IIP on Monday, followed by WPI data on Wednesday.
It would take a few weaker PMI data points "before we could make any concrete assessment" that growth is slowing in the sector, Mendes said.
Getting started with Scale Studio is simple: you enter nine basic data points for each of your trailing eight quarters then generate a benchmark report.
The "extremely negative narrative" that investors have adopted is not warranted since none of the fundamental data points to a 2008-like recession, argues Levkovich.
Forty data points were used to determine rankings in economics, housing, amenities, infrastructure, demographics, social and civic capital, education and health care, according to Livability.com.
E-Trade also noted that Q1 was an outlier in terms of survey results, with many data points coming in at all-time high levels.
Market participants will instead be able to predict interest rate announcements using current economic data points featured in the policy rule used by the Fed.
Economic data points of late, save a September jobs loss considered an aberration due to the strong hurricane activity this season, have been pretty strong.
Two recent data points from the "hard" economy — the world of actual things being built and real objects being shipped — show Bass might be right.
Legalist, a Y Combinator startup, plans to lean on 15 million data points and algorithms to ferret out the cases with the best profit potential.
They'd have access to a system with millions of personal data points and a platform leading to who knows where — from their own mobile device.
But at these elevated levels, prices are also susceptible to disappointing data points and profit-taking as traders look to cash in on recent gains.
But Bitwise is a valuable resource for readers seeking to understand themselves in this new universe of algorithms, as data points and as human beings.
The government's October retail sales report is one of the most important data points of the next couple of weeks, as CNBC's Patti Domm reports.
"We have thousands of data points about how humans use light," he said, adding that those insights were at the core of his product design.
The platform is also figuring out how to distinguish between data points describing 10 offenders at a company or one individual who committed 10 offenses.
The key data points: California Republicans are now only two-tenths of a percentage point greater than unaffiliated voters, the LA Times' John Myers writes.
The company focused on that, among a large number of other data points, in a big report it released today ahead of the company's IPO.
Yelp is really useful in certain ways but it is useful as a collection of data points rather than raw material that hasn't been synthesized.
Why it matters: All of these are just data points — they're not going to determine the success or failure of the repeal effort by themselves.
Celmatix tries to take the guesswork out of getting pregnant based on certain data points, but that data can uncover some fascinating reasons for infertility.
There was a bit of a scare data-wise and you got enough data points recently to show the economic activity is still very strong.
Yet based on those other data points, the Chinese economy appears to be steaming along, even as Beijing begins trying to rein in rampant lending.
" To solve this, Alleyne says that Shipfix connects to its clients' email to extract and anonymously aggregate "billions of data points using deep learning technology.
Today, Facebook has access of data points, ranging from ads that you've clicked on, events you've attended and your location, based upon your mobile device.
So with the ongoing digitization of banking and payments, players like FICO could be left behind unless they start incorporating more data points, Allocca said.
IWSR, which collects its sales figures by surveying financial releases and other proprietary data points, said that Americans consumers are paying more for premium products.
Though this practice may seem easy to employ in theory, it incorporated large swaths of data points, complex mathematical models, and tons of computational force.
The start-up said it had more than 2,600 data points on each of its customers, such as their Social Security numbers and outstanding loans.
But the two argued that the company can analyze scores of data points to figure out ways to coax these customers back to the fold.
Meanwhile, companies that stood out for having some of the best positive working environments include Intel and American Express, according to the algorithm's data points.
For investors in the stockmarket that might be monthly returns, for which there are several decades' worth of data—just a few hundred data-points.
Like Westworld, the whole experience left me with the unshakable understanding that, ultimately, we're all just a bunch of data points in an interconnected network.
All these little actions we think of as our "private" business are actually data points that can be aggregated and wielded to manipulate our world.
Here are the key data points: More simply, bitcoin's share of the value of all cryptos held steady above 80% for a very long time.
Similarly, iOS 13 can tell you when an app has been silently tracking your location in the background with a map of those data points.
The algorithm quantifies criminal history alongside volunteer work, education, and other re-entry data points that demonstrate how people are working to rebuild their lives.
The carpets look digitally rendered, as if a cheeky developer plugged data points emulating ancient tapestries into a software program and then scrambled the results.
American attention on gun control normally fades quickly, but several data points, including Google search data, reveals that the current conversation has a long tail.
Those two data points add up to an appeal to young voters who feel existing political parties don't speak for their needs or their aspirations.
Boy did I try to ... She had so many data points from the case studies that she of course has studied and led and everything.
Pai responded by noting increased fiber investment and internet speeds as a result of the agency's net neutrality rollback, data points hotly contested by consumer advocates.
There are a lot of data points that go into measuring yield in any given year, but this is also a major part of the challenge.
The remains, complete with skin fragment, provide "important new data points in our understanding of the patterns and processes of ancient snake evolution," the authors wrote.
But in between national accounts we get the labor market data points, we get wage data, we get trade, survey data, we get all those things.
A lot of what Xiaoice can do is driven by the Bing search engine's 1 billion data posts and 21 billion relationships between those data points.
Called HART (Harm Assessment Risk Tool), the AI analyzes multiple data points on suspects, then ranks them as a low, medium, or high risk to reoffend.
A driver can sign up and allow their driving habits to be tracked by their phone's sensors, which monitor data points like acceleration, location, and rotation.
All of this suggests that the outlook has darkened, even if a few good data points in recent weeks have relieved the worst of the fears.
"This is not a panel, this is empirical data," Hayes added, noting that UberMedia has access to billions of behavioral and location data points every day.
Investors awaited a range of data points due later in the day including euro zone producer prices for March and U.S. non-farm payrolls for April.
The World Privacy Forum, a non-profit organisation, says credit scores are based on hundreds of data points with no standards of accuracy, transparency or completeness.
An infrared hi-def camera captures everyone's motions and faces, and the resulting data — 16 million or so data points — was fed to the neural network.
The plan here is to take Forensiq's tools, bring them in-house and use them to remove all non-human data points from Impact Radius' analysis.
It takes a user's age and sex from their Facebook profile and provides them with a list of recommended screenings based on those two data points.
TIME SERIES GRAPH A time series graph displays a series of successive quantitative data points over a time period, which is usually divided into equal intervals.
Using this data, an AeroScope receiver within range is able to pull in a number of key data points, including identifiers like registration and serial number.
YouTube's Up Next recommendations are algorithmically personalized, the result of calculations that weigh keywords, watch history, engagement, and a proprietary slurry of other undisclosed data points.
"I get concerned right now when you look at data points like that and you feel that perhaps the other side is more enthused," Murphy said.
Western Digital (WDC) was upgraded to "buy" 'from "hold" at Deutsche Bank, which cites favorable data points in both hard disk drives and NAND flash memory.
A technology known as machine learning can often detect those attacks by looking for data points such as whether the location of the user is familiar.
Ava's fertility tracking bracelet is worn only while a woman is sleeping and automatically collects these data points and uses them to predict her fertile window.
These types of data points might seem innocuous, but as we noted earlier today, they give Facebook and advertisers a great deal of information about you.
Upstart promotes its use of artificial intelligence and machine learning to measure nearly 1,500 data points to determine an applicant's ability to pay back a loan.
As reported in Nature News, an early look at the data points to a series of cascading software errors as the reason for the botched landing.
A recommendation system for travelers to book hotels which says it analyzes hundreds of millions of data points, structured and unstructured, to serve up personalized results.
Trump's success proves that Americans are suffering under a weak economy; all that's left is to assemble the data points and anecdotes that prove the narrative.
White said that only a few data points remain uncollected before a final projection is made in about a month, just ahead of the November election.
Here are three key data points: Summing the three, both the U.S. and Europe largely conduct M&A deals inside their own borders, which isn't shocking.
This time around, the company wants to use the power of its search engine and AI advancements to turn our everyday activities into learnable data points.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates in March and December, but U.S. Treasury yields have recently declined as the so-called hard data points have slipped.
Data points that appear to be atypical — like a child visiting an emergency room and switching schools often — would raise red flags for the case agent.
But a breakdown of NBS data points to persistent softness in property markets in smaller cities where a glut of unsold houses have weighed on prices.
The weak report matches data points from around the world as manufacturers feel the brunt of the global trade war, with customers holding back on orders.
It's worth noting that WeWork's prospectus came out alongside three data points suggesting the recovery will soon come to an end, sending investors into a tizzy.
There are many data points suggesting that racism is still a problem in America, and one indicator is racial disparities in police shootings of African Americans.
The idea builds on the concept of differential privacy—cryptographic techniques that allow companies to use data for their algorithms without revealing the individual data points.
He said that the email, written in 2014, warned that entities with Russian IP addresses were collecting billions of Facebook data points a day through Pinterest.
The industry mashes up plenty of juicy data points; when it really is tanking, it usually means the rest of the economy is in bad shape.
Using around 160,000 data points, MONEY was able to then shorten that list to the final ranking, which includes 100 places and can be viewed here.
The new rules are a welcome step forward that will remove almost 40 percent of the 2,400 data points banks must provide to regulators every quarter.
Together the pair used 15,000 NASA data points to create a neural network, or artificial intelligence organized in a similar way to neurons in the brain.
Using their own purchases at Go stores as data points, RBC analysts estimated that the typical order size at the new futuristic shops is around $10.
"The latest data points confirm that Chinese construction activity remains in a positive trend, while we are in a nascent global industrial production recovery," Macquarie said.
"By creating relationships between data points, a machine is able to query the data in a specific way, and therefore the search is enhanced," she said.
But instead of simply announcing its yearly sales, or total downloads, or other key stats, it gives investors and users a few seemingly random data points.
In the light of the morning after, there are lots of analyses floating around, and an awful lot of data points for pundits to peck at.
New York provided all of these data points, and thousands more, to Amazon as part of its successful bid to woo the tech giant to town.
Michael Keller, a reporter and programmer on the tech investigations team with me, put the data points on a map, and they covered the entire city.
Those contact information data points are "something that they can collect from the passenger at check-in or at the gate," said TTA President Steve Shur.
The exercise will cover a period from December 2016 to June 2017 and provide information about capital, leverage ratio, profit and losses and other data points.
Mindstrong's research app tracks 1,000 smartphone-related data points — like how long it takes someone to scroll through a contact list and click on a name.
Bloomberg has also invested deeply in public health but wasn't able to pivot to those data points when asked about soda taxes and trans fats bans.
Additionally, tech giant IBM estimates that the average farm can generate half a million data points per day – helping farmers to improve yields and increase profits.
Other than the usual data points, such as GDP, factors such as the number of retail stores and bars operating in the city were also considered.
Solda's group developed a proprietary algorithm with Harvard University that takes a player's ShotLink data and looks at 900 data points to formulate a game plan.
If you're looking to get a promotion, you might want to consider writing a report on the work you've done so far with corresponding data points.
The Social Security data points to Canada, Japan and Mexico as the most popular locations for United States citizens interested in retiring in a foreign country.
Alexander Nix, the C.E.O. of the firm, says that it has created "profiles"—consisting of several thousand data points—for two hundred and twenty million Americans.
DAVID SOLOMON: To be perfectly honest, WeWork is one of many data points that have led us over a number of months to talk about this.
"Supply chain noise and mixed demand data points create near-term uncertainty and debates continue regarding how Apple performs with a maturing iPhone business," Milunovich wrote.
Drug analysts in the region are often forced to rely on such anecdotal evidence and hearsay, because they lack the proper data points to draw conclusions.
The bureau singled out institutional and transactional coverage tests, discretionary data points and lending-activity criteria that determine whether institutions are required to report mortgage data.
Earlier this week, I detailed how Trump also seems to be resorting to simply making up polling data points in an attempt to inflate his popularity.
Ahead, markets will also await a barrage of U.S. data points, including the Markit composite PMI and ISM non-manufacturing PMI, due later in the day.
Economic data points expected through the week were sparse, with the U.S. personal consumption expenditure deflator for November, due on Friday, being the only major report.
One of Malmad's recent success stories includes a program at Cannes Lions, which outfitted attendees with smartwatches and measured data points like heart rate and location.
Every one is a valuable and valued collection of data points for future forensic scientists and detectives learning to uncover and analyze the details of death.
With the notable exception of 1988, the data points almost form a straight line, with more divisive primaries leading to more extensive rewrites of the party's rules.
See below for additional data points comparing the state of the economy from just prior to President Donald Trump's election in November 2016 up to September 2018.
He made note of the quantity and quality of his sleep and data points such as whether he was getting REM sleep, deep sleep or light sleep.
That includes the ages of stars in these satellite galaxies, the way that interstellar dust changes the light from the most distant sources, and other data points.
Multiple sources with knowledge of APT10's operations told Motherboard some of the details in Intrusion Truth's posts lineup with other data points on the Chinese group.
The intelligence layer makes sense of these millions of data points through an ensemble of machine learning algorithms, ranging in complexity from simple rules to advanced networks.
From the CBS booth in the White House briefing room, Knoller tells me his most often requested data points are presidential vacations, golf outings and news conferences.
The dollar, which rose towards a two-year high against rivals as economic data points to a U.S. economy outperforming other countries, also weighed on the pound.
During a short four-week period, TfL says it collected 509 million individual data points from 5.6 million mobile devices traveling as part of 42 million journeys.
"We really try to slice and dice millions of data points to present it in aggregated form in a way that people can easily absorb," Krumholz said.
It takes in 20 million data points from public platforms including Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in the U.S. and then analyzes the information to create predictions.
They monitor dozens and dozens of data points at racetracks all over the world and they rarely bet on anything else; their bandwidth can't handle much more.
" Here's what else the major analysts expect from Apple's earnings report: "Investor sentiment remains negative despite improving iPhone and Services data points, with low expectations for Sept.
Speaking in London, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said Tuesday that the Fed can hold steady on interest rates while waiting for economic data points to emerge.
They also point out that the website enables people to drill down into each given estimate to see specific data points, including the submitter's speciality and location.
There are countless data points and anecdotes we didn't cover here, like this fun fact: Slack, the seemingly ubiquitous workplace chat platform, was originally founded in Vancouver.
But in the future it will: More data points within credit networks will provide better underwriting, which will create fairer pricing, creating a virtuous cycle of data.
Google has in the past provided advertisers with location history data culled from Google Maps and other more granular data points collected by its Android operating system.
Although the main data points like employment and consumer spending point to a healthy economy, talks of a looming recession is keeping investors on edge, Srinivasan said.
The only way to increase your sigma value is to collect more data points, which would decrease the chance of the result being caused by random chance.
There are also two new tools that aim to help improve credit scores by giving consumers the opportunity to add more data points to their credit report.
A number below 50 marks a contraction in the sector with all three data points narrowly above that level in the May figures released on June 3.
Adding to strong data points of late, a Labor Department report Thursday showed the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose less than expected last week.
On her own company's site, users are asked to enter 80 data points about their health and fertility, and experiences with IVF or in-vitro fertilization treatments.
Fintech firms like SoFi, LendingClub, Prosper, Avant and GreenSky offer digital or mobile-first options that often use data points aside from FICO scores when assessing creditworthiness.
The platform uses multiple machine learning algorithms that are trained using the data points and then human product developers will use the information to create new ingredients.
All together, mPort CEO Dipra Ray said the mPod gathers 200,000 data points about a user's body to construct a scan and measurements displayed in the app.
In this case, software learned differences between planets and other objects by analyzing thousands of data points, achieving 96 percent accuracy, NASA said at a news conference.
Corporations use the high-resolution imagery to track specific data points like the number of cars in a parking lot at certain times of day or year.
Bears have had a slew of data points on their side, but they've taken a back seat to what has been a slow grind higher for equities.
Some AI systems rely on millions of data points and thousands of lines of code, and decision models can change over time as they encounter new data.
We designed it to pull in thousands of data points from all 50 states and then streamed it into one interface [participants] could use quickly and easily.
The outlook for Singapore's most exclusive properties is leaving property analysts and top agents at odds as market conditions and initial data points paint a conflicting picture.
The stocks of purchases index rose to the highest level ever seen in a Group of Seven country, a record that spans more than 1,500 data points.
The teams say they gathered more than 6,210 data points about 233 senior investment professionals at the 213 most active U.S. venture firms to draw their conclusions.
"Multiple supply chain data points continue to point towards a delayed OLED production ramp, with likely shift by ~1-2 months for volume OLED production," RBC said.
Further, even though there are countless data points showing that racism is still rampant, only 39% of recently polled white people thought racism was still a problem.
Here's a rundown of a few happier June data points, some of which — according to analyst Wei Yao over at Societe Generale — simply don't make much sense.
Listen up: Scientists, desperate to convey the urgency of climate change at a personal level, have begun translating its dry data points into heart-rending melodies. 3.
That said, Stifel's Piegza said the report "does seem to be a bit at odds with other data points," particularly the most-recent U.S. GDP growth number.
"There's a laundry list of data points that show weakness — the Fed will try to offset that because the first rate cut didn't do it," Boockvar said.
The company says it can instantly analyze billions of data points, using just a client's name and/or phone number, and mines Cogint's data, using proprietary algorithms.
"The data points towards an early gender imbalance in the way parents educate their children about money matters and financial independence," said Jenny Ehren, Childwise research manager.
Those data points leave out the average annual cost of room and board during that period: $10,800 for a public college, and $12,210 for a private school.
Of course, companies exploit the rule of reciprocation because more data points for them means more opportunities to understand their users and try to sell them stuff.
"Our locations, where we live, where we work, and the doctors and businesses we visit, those data points paint a picture of our private lives," Cagle said.
In fact, the researchers also found that they could replicate the success rate of COMPAS by only using two data points: age and number of previous convictions.
A new collection of data points highlights current key indicators — like presidential and party approval ratings — and compare the national mood this year to prior wave elections.
The processors see less need to protect the information and criminals look for fresh data points that will make the existing data more valuable through targeted campaigns.
Flock's algorithms then analyse this data, coupled with other data points, such as the weight of the drone, to quantify the risk of any given drone flight.
Instead, he used questionable data points to bolster his argument for a wall and then lauded his own decision to deploy American troops to the border region.
The company has been at the forefront of the statistical revolution in sports and, by its own measure, collects more than 30 million data points a year.
Two new data points arrived on Wednesday: Both Quinnipiac University and the Kaiser Family Foundation found Democrats with a 12-point lead in the generic congressional ballot.
Naturally, using data points to explain why you're a good fit for the company is encouraged for those applying to one of the company's 177 open positions.
Those 750 reality series might be nothing more than data points to you, but each one represents a roving community of TV makers, both young and old.
Some experts who reviewed the results wondered about the accuracy of all the paper's data points, which were numerous and drawn from an array of international sources.
Reality check: The U.S. economy is still like a "choose-your-own-adventure" game, with plenty of other data points saying the economy is in fine shape.
One of the data-points extracted from a face is a person's body-fat percentage, which is fed into the algorithm that calculates their life-insurance premiums.
A data analyst in our Graphics department, Quoctrung Bui, designed a tool that allowed us to filter and search thousands of data points by time and place.
Those two data points are related – with the natural gas shift accounting for more than 60 percent of power sector carbon dioxide emission reductions achieved since 2005.
They said they used a social science analysis method to turn statements in the documents into data points that could be counted and compared to each other.
But with populism on the rise in Europe and elsewhere, opinion polls have arguably become one of the European Central Bank's most important sources of data points.
Cambridge Analytica itself boasts an accumulated database of 220 million U.S. adults, with nuanced personality and market segmentation profiles based on thousands of data points per individual.
Amazon's systems also automatically and continuously scan numerous data points related to sellers, products, brands, and offers to detect activity that indicates products offered might be counterfeit.
In a Tuesday call about the company's most recent profit report, CEO Steve Easterbrook rattled off a series of Eurocentric data points to buttress the company's performance.
It's one of the first times as a film viewer that I put a couple data points together and felt that realization shudder go down my spine.
Ideally, xAPI provides data points on relevant lifelong learning and performance experience that can reveal insights into how we discover, explore, learn, try, fail and apply new knowledge.
However, while the S-1 had its ups and downs, two data points stood out that weren't GAAP, but did make us appreciate Lyft's work a bit more.
The news offers new data points for investors who are hoping Amazon will post a profit for the fourth quarter when it announces results in the coming weeks.
Writing down your message and delivering it to someone else can still expose sensitive information, but it cuts down the data points and transit methods to only one.
I had a deluge of data about my health and fitness, but there were so many data points I had no idea how to make sense of them.
Correction: A previous version of this story misrepresented the data points and scale of the chart: 'Average number of times people said they were drunk in one year.
The quiet discrimination of online advertising raises questions about the fairness of targeting users via personal data-points, and the lengths marketers are willing to go do so.
These new data points are part of an alarming trend of rising average global surface temperatures, which have climbed roughly 0003 degrees Fahrenheit since 1880, according to NASA.
"GE's 4.5 gigawatt order number has generated a buzz across a Street consensus hungry for positive data points," Tusa wrote, noting GE has historically commanded 50% market share.
Triplebyte smartly used the development to entice a broader pool of engineers to the platform, which broadened the data points it was collecting, making the platform smarter still.
He also touts the "incredibly rich view of the consumer's digital life" the GWI consumer panel is able to generate, given the number of data points it's gathering.
Even if it's far from perfect now, Rao says that machine learning will improve the algorithm as more data points come in — including, presumably, my overly glittery hand.
The data points to four main drivers: Major disruption across multiple sectors, global expansion, a push for early mover advantage, and the potential for large and quick exits.
The reason is that the tasks that need to be handled again are similar in nature: applying relatively simple mathematical operations to lots of data points in parallel.
Its network of 100 million people and the resulting trillion data points, meanwhile, is a drastic increase over the few million it had a couple of years ago.
Each month, the company produces more than 10,000 variations of its Glam Bags based on the recommendations it generates from the hundreds of data points from its users.
He came to this conclusion after comparing three data points — current accounts, real effective exchange rates, and official reserves — across nine Asia-Pacific economies from 2006 to 2016.
Investigators settled on the current search area – about 46,3703 square miles, or roughly the size of Pennsylvania – based on a very limited and imperfect set of data points.
Adding to strong data points of late, a Labor Department report Thursday that showed the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose less than expected last week.
The contrasting data points left Wall Street underpowered, with the benchmark S&P 2326.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite closing down 103 percent each.
The contrasting data points left Wall Street underpowered, with the benchmark S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite closing down 0.1 percent each.
The contrasting data points left Wall Street underpowered, with the benchmark S&P 210, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite closing down 21 percent each.
Of the most popular artists appearing across the playlists he examined, using thousands of data points, the second most popular was Blink-182, falling closely behind Green Day.
Indeed, Monday's inflation report is just one of many Chinese data points due this week that are expected to confirm the need for further monetary and fiscal stimulus.
If these data points are more predictive of the final result in November, then Trump will not have done significantly better than we'd expect given his approval rating.
However,  Pagnato said he remains optimistic, based on a checklist of data points he is watching for signs we are going from a bull market to a recession.
Wall Street will be watching the changing of the guard at the Federal Reserve and a few key economic data points to set the tone for the week.
"While data points haven't meaningfully changed, there is less conviction about a seasonal rebound from our industry contacts than we heard just a few weeks ago," he said.
These data points provide each of these Big Tech companies with an ability to understand our shopping preferences, sexual preferences, religion, medical history and credit and payment history.
These data points, along with DNA and biometrics data, personal gossip, political party affiliation, and secrets told and memories shared, are forever stored in Big Tech's memory banks.
Every day, global securities markets provide researchers with billions of data points for understanding how people make choices when resources are at stake and the outcome is unknown.
Then they have basically black box algorithms, lots of data points, and out of that comes the content and advertising that is displayed so that people come back.
Vertical AI is so new as a category that many companies are not yet tracking these metrics, so we don't yet have enough data points to establish benchmarks.

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