Morris Dancing, the Bubonic Plague and IFRS 9
IFRS 9 changes the accounting recognition of loan impairment from an “incurred” to an “expected” loss basis, requiring new predictive models that bring the worlds of accounting and credit risk modelling ever closer together.
Play More Games to Get Your Ph.D.: Fun with Spurious Correlations
<p>Correlation doesn’t equal causation. This point sometimes gets lost in the Big Data discussion.</p>
<p>The argument...
Your Washing Machine Knows What You Did with Your Darks
<p>The Internet of Things is expanding beyond smartphones, game consoles, wearable wellness and the ilk to include your ...
Democratizing Analytics: Making Hadoop More Accessible
Hadoop is a big deal. But Hadoop’s biggest roadblocks may be its complexity and the scarcity of software engineers who a...
Infographic: Helicopter Blades, Airbags and Analytics
<p >People describe lots of things as being “real-time.” But what does that phrase mean? If a task takes 10 seconds, is ...
Having Difficulty Taking Advantage of Your Big Data? You’re Not Alone, Study Finds
The first step to recovery is admitting that you have a problem. Last week KPMG released the findings of a survey of 144...
VIDEO: Superior Scorecards at Warp Speed – Algorithmic Learning Meets Domain Expertise
<p>The video below shows Dr. Gerald Fahner, FICO Labs blogger and senior director in FICO’s Research Division, presentin...
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