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PASS Summit is a paid conference in Seattle, WA from November 5 to 7, 2014 (some preconference sessions precede the conference on November 3 thiab 4, and have an additional charge). The purpose of this blog post is to provide a guide to the PASS Summit for people interested in data science. To support this goal, this post has both a slide deck and YouTube video (16 minutes). Qeb Archives: SQL neeg rau zaub mov ntawv tsuas Free eBooks from Microsoft Microsoft Program Manager Eric Ligman has been posting lists of free eBooks from his blog. I have not mentioned these books in past blog postings. So, this posting is a catch-up for the three lists he has already mentioned and subsequently summarized. I will be commenting on free books which help for Microsoft data analytics and data science. Mus nyeem ntawv “Free eBooks from Microsoft” » Is SPSS better than SQL Server Data Mining? I was recently asked this question by someone who works for Microsoft, and who was sincerely trying to understand the differences. I first used SPSS in the early 1990s on the mainframe, just after I had started using SAS on UNIX. Over my career, I have seen SPSS in different environments, and I also published a paper once about SPSS options for stratified sample analysis (previously those functions were not available but now they are available as an option). This post will have my response on how to evaluate SPSS versus SQL Server Data Mining. Mus nyeem ntawv “Is SPSS better than SQL Server Data Mining?” Cuag ntawm SQL hnub Saturday Charlotte kaum hli ntuj 19 Kuv yuav tau hais rau tus thib ob Charlotte BI tsab SQL hnub Saturday (nyob rau Charlotte, NC) nyob rau lub kaum hli ntuj 19. Kuv yuav nyob ntawm qhov ua siab tshaj PASS ua ib tug volunteer (previous to SQL hnub vas xaum), tab sis yuav tau sib tham kev sib tham no hnub Saturday txog ntaub ntawv tsuas. Cov ncej no muaj cov lus. Mus nyeem ntawv “Presenting at SQL Saturday Charlotte October 19” » Cuag thaum lub kaum hli ntuj yeej rog Silicon Valley Code 5-6 I am honored to be speaking on the PASS (Kev koom haum rau cov neeg rau zaub mov SQL) track at this year’s Silicon Valley Code Camp (in Los Altos Hills, CA). Ib xyoos twg, this user event is (currently) the largest Code Camp in the United States. Tseem, I have been a presenter at some past SQL Saturday events in Mountain View, and I know that passion for data mining runs deep in this technology hub. This post has details on the two presentations I will be giving. Mus nyeem ntawv “Presenting at Silicon Valley Code Camp October 5-6” » Sponsoring thiab cuag ntawm SQL hnub vas xaum 226 Florida sab qab zog lub rau hli ntuj 29 Kuv zoo siab yuav tsum muaj tus tswj (ntawm MarkTab Inc) thiab presenter rau hnub Saturday SQL 226 Florida sab qab zog. Kuv tau mus rau qhov kev tshwm sim nyob yav tag los, thiab kuv cov phooj ywg presenter ntau yuav hais tau ntawm qhov cov kev mob tshwm sim. Tseem, Kuv yuav muab cia tej tus yawm prizes: 5 dhau mus (tus nqi uas Teb Chaws Asmeskas$ 1495) rau cov ntaub ntawv tsuas kawm tau muaj nyob rau ntawm lub Cuaj hlis 10-12, 2013 (winners yuav tsum yog ob tog kawg ntawm cov kev tshwm sim los yeej). Kuv tseem yuav muab peb cais ib tug teev lus, ob yam ntawm cov ntaub ntawv tsuas, thiab ib qho rau cob. This blog post has the details, and links to the presentations. Mus nyeem ntawv “Sponsoring thiab cuag ntawm SQL hnub vas xaum 226 Sab qab zog Florida May 29” » Cuag ib qhov kev zoo hau rau lub rau hli ntuj tsuas Data 2013 Kuv copresented (cov Artus Krohn-Grimberghe) muaj kev sib kho uas hu ua “Ib qhov zoo tshaj plaws kev moj khaum rau cov ntaub ntawv tsuas” rau lub rau hli ntuj 13, 2013 DHAU ib pab neeg ua hauj lwm txog Analytics Virtual. No tham marks kuv peb rau hauv pab pawg no kuj yog tshiab, thiab kuv zoo siab tau ua hauj lwm nrog cov thawj coj Melissa Demsak rau cov lus nthuav xov ua zoo. Rau no tham, peb twb hais txog 40 people, thiab seamlessly nqa tus tham ntawm ob (North America) (Kuv tus kheej) thiab cov teb chaws Europe (Artus, leej twg yog nyob hauv lub teb chaws Yelemees). Cov ncej no muaj cov lus thiab cov kev mus rau lub slides thiab kaw kev nthuav qhia. Mus nyeem ntawv “Presenting a Best Practices Framework for Data Mining June 2013” » Sponsoring thiab cuag ntawm SQL hnub vas xaum 220 Atlanta GA ntuj 18 MarkTab Inc. is a sponsor for SQL Saturday 220, Atlanta, GA (May 18), and will be giving away five passes to the three-day Experience Data Mining training on September 10-12, 2013. I will also be presenting two topics at SQL Saturday: first, Secrets of Enterprise Data Mining, and second, Applied Enterprise Semantic Mining. Cov ncej no muaj cov lus. Mus nyeem ntawv “Sponsoring thiab cuag ntawm SQL hnub vas xaum 220 Atlanta GA May 18” » Speaking at Atlanta .NET User Group March 25, 2013 I was invited by Doug Ware to speak at the next Atlanta .NET User Group. The group meeting starts at 6 PM at the Microsoft Alpharetta campus on Monday night, Lub peb hlis ntuj 25, 2013. And, I’m happy to be speaking the same night as another Atlanta MVP expert, Audrey Hammonds. Cov ncej no muaj cov lus. Mus nyeem ntawv “Speaking at Atlanta .NET User Group March 25, 2013” » Cuag ntawm SQL lub ob hlis txog tej Silicon hav los hnub vas xaum CA ntuj 22-23 Kuv yuav tau cuag rau SQL hnub Saturday hauv roob saib, CA (Silicon Valley) nyob rau lub ob hlis ntuj 22 thiab 23. Lub ntsiab SQL hnub Saturday yog hem rau lub ob hlis ntuj 23, thiab yuav tsum tau ib qhov nqi me me rau npe rau noj su. Txawm li cas los, Kuv xav caw koj los kuv ib hnub preconference qhib rau lub ob hlis ntuj 22 (Hnub vas Xuv), uas yuav tsum tau them sablaj rau npe. Cov ncej no muaj cov lus. Mus nyeem ntawv “Cuag ntawm SQL hnub Saturday Silicon Valley CA lub ob hlis ntuj 22-23” » Presenting at Data Science ATL on February 12 Data Science ATL is the name of a Meetup group in Atlanta, GA. The group members nominally call themselves “data scientists” but also include the following topics: - Data management - Data visualization - Predictive analytics - Data mining - Data science - Applied statistics - Machine learning - Data analytics - Big data I will be presenting on February 12 at Hypepotamus (midtown Atlanta). Cov ncej no muaj cov lus. Mus nyeem ntawv “Presenting at Data Science ATL on February 12” » A Puzzle for SQL Server 2012 Cov ntaub ntawv tsuas While preparing for a presentation on SQL Server Data Mining, I discovered an anomaly with activating the SQL Server 2012 PowerShell Provider. At first, I thought about trying to solve the problem. Txawm li cas los, with an upcoming 400-level presentation (higher numbers mean more difficult), I decided instead to save the problem for attendees of the three-hour presentation. This blog post describes the problem. Since I will be in a presentation, I decided to not open the post for comments, but instead would encourage people to use Twitter and (at minimum) two hash tags #sqlpass #datamining to chat about the answer. Perhaps you can explain the anomaly to me. Mus nyeem ntawv “A Puzzle for SQL Server 2012 Cov ntaub ntawv tsuas” »
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Nedavno sam bio pitao ovo pitanje netko tko radi za Microsoft, and who was sincerely trying to understand the differences. I first used SPSS in the early 1990s on the mainframe, just after I had started using SAS on UNIX. Over my career, Vidio sam SPSS u različitim okruženjima, i ja također objavio knjigu o jednom SPSS opcija za stratificirani uzorak analize (prije one funkcije nisu bili dostupni, ali sada su dostupni kao opcija). Ovaj post će imati moj odgovor o tome kako procijeniti SPSS odnosu SQL Server Data Mining. Nastaviti čitanje “Je SPSS bolji od SQL Server Data Mining?” »