Today I feel like giving a piece of advise to spammers, so this will force raising the bar in the … More
Month: April 2009
Microsoft, Inter-Metro to Co-Launch a MIC
This afternoon, Microsoft in partnership with The Interamerican University of Puerto Rico, Metropolitan Campus (Inter-Metro) will announce that they are officially … More
AIRWeb 2009 Proceedings
Here are the proceeding papers of AIRWeb 2009, available at http://airweb.cse.lehigh.edu/2009/proceedings.html OK, SEOs, Spammers, and Hackers: start your engines and … More
Marketing Professor Kills Three, Hurts Two
George M. Zinkhan III, from Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia allegedly went into a killing rampage, … More
Hackers Hit Pentagon
It happened again: Thanks to Web vulnerabilities, hackers were able to hit the Pentagon. According to CCN (http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/04/21/pentagon.hacked/), Thousands of confidential … More
McAfee Report: Email Spam and the Environment
According to a McAfee report, Until now, spam’s impact has been measured in time, money, and aggravation. It turns out … More
Why IDF is Expressed Using Logs
Recently a known SEO (name reserved) inquired me about some aspects of IDF (Inverse Document Frequency). Below are three of … More
Finally SEOs are getting the LSI Myth!
If you search this blog (IRThoughts) for LSI or visit its Latent Semantic Indexing category you will find many posts wherein … More
IRW Newsletter: Web & Data Mining with RIAs
The current issue of IRW should be in subscribers inbox today or tomorrow, at the latest. In this issue of … More
Vector Space, Probabilistic LSI, and LDA
source: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~blei/papers/BleiNgJordan2003.pdf There is a kind of buzz about Probabilistic Latent Semantics Indexing, so this post goes. From VSM … More
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