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Zato Novo licenses its first model

May 1, 2014

I’m happy to publicly announce the partnership between Zato Novo and NoteX360, an execution venue for multiple P2P lending platforms. …

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Preview of my book – Modeling data with functional programming in R

September 21, 2013

As some of you know, I’ve been writing a book (to be published by CRC Press/Chapman & Hall and released …

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The myth of the missing Data Scientist

January 7, 2013

Much has been said about the dire shortage of Data Scientists looming on the horizon. With the spectre of Big …

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