How many games do you think the Rockies will win in 2019?
Bernard Marr explores the ways that businesses are using predictive analytics, as well as factors that can limit the predictive power of your data.
How much is your home worth? You might be surprised at some of the indicators that determine a home’s value, covered by Yuqing Pan in this article from realtor.com. Home buyers and owners want to know which way prices are heading. Are valuations heading up, up, up, making it the perfect time to buy? Or are they …
DNA-based facial sketches are moving into the crime-solving arena. With current science, predictions of some features are better than others.
See how your preferences in dogs, Internet browsers, and 10 other items predict your partisan leanings.
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Baby, it’s cold season—and believe it or not, your kids could slide through it with nary a stuffed nose or sore throat.
According to new research, following these six lifestyle guidelines can help lower your heart attack risk by 92 percent.
Foresight is more about knowing what hasn't happened yet then predicting what will happen next.
A new study shows that it may be in the future, that a simple eye test may eventually predict the development of Alzheimer's.
HR administrators are using data to identify the likelihood of future outcomes, based on historical staff information.
Predictive analytics and machine learning are seen as the pair of tools to save the day for most organizations currently. We try to de-mystify both, taking a look at what they are, how they work, and what they are good for.
Until recently data was largely retrospective, telling a story of the past. Real-time feeds are revolutionary.
Broad personality traits are known to be predictive of success in broad areas. If you want to find out what predicts success in a specific area - such as entrepreneurship - you need to go deeper and look at more precise personality factors.