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New IANA Miners

04 Thursday Jul 2019

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Here is a series of IANA miners, available now at Minerazzi.com.

IANA Drafts: http://www.minerazzi.com/iana-drafts/

IANA Domains: http://www.minerazzi.com/iana-domains/

IANA Assignments: http://www.minerazzi.com/iana-assignments/

IANA Reports: http://www.minerazzi.com/iana-reports/

Resources relevant to IANA members can also be found through these.

For instance, search for [email]. In the search results page, click the emails tool icon at the top of the results…

C.R. Rao: A Giant & Living Legend of Statistics Among Us

09 Tuesday Oct 2018

Posted by egarcia in Chemometrics, Data Mining, Mathematics, minerazzi, Statistics and Mathematics

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C.R. Rao, Mathematics, minerazzi, miners, statistical analysis, statistics

Curating collections requires going to original sources which is gratifying.

As part of the effort of building a miner on the golden age of Statistics, I researched those from Ronald Fisher times who might still alive. I found one researcher that precisely is Fisher’s only PhD: Calyampudi Radhakrishna Rao, now 98.

I asked Dr. Rao for help in identifying important references and moments from those times. He graciously sent me his CV listing references to all of his glorious books (15), articles (477), and moments.

Even in his retirement he is still publishing:

Click to access 1702654114.full.pdf

Dr. Rao also sent me a PDF with historical photos of him with Mahalanobis, Prime Minister Nehru, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and others, and of many glorious moments from his career. What an honor!

His work has impacted so many fields that there are several technical terms bearing his name.

Here is an appealing quote from him:

“We study physics to solve problems in physics, chemistry to solve problems in chemistry, and botany to solve problems in botany. There are no statistical problems which we solve using statistics. We use statistics to provide a course of action with minimum risk in all areas of human endeavor under available evidence. — C. R. Rao”

Chemometrics Miner

07 Saturday Jul 2018

Posted by egarcia in chemical mining, chemistry, Chemometrics, Curated Collections, Data Mining, information retrieval, IR Tools, miner, minerazzi

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Chemical data mining, Cheminformatics, Chemometrics, Chemometry, minerazzi, miners

Chemometrics, our newest miner.
http://www.minerazzi.com/chemometrics

 

Find tools, techniques, and tutorials for extracting information from chemical systems.

Recrawl search results and build your own curated collection on chemometrics, cheminformatics, and chemical data mining.

Access news relevant to chemometry.

 

Programming Cheat Sheets Miner

05 Thursday Jul 2018

Posted by egarcia in Curated Collections, Data Mining, information retrieval, IR Tools, miner, minerazzi, Programming

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cheat sheets, coding, Java, JavaScript, Julia, minerazzi, miners, PHP, Programming, Python

Our newest built: The Programming Cheat Sheets Miner.

http://www.minerazzi.com/cheatsheets/

Easily access hard-to-find cheat sheets, guidelines, and shortcuts about all kind of programming languages, including Python, PHP, JavaScript, Java, Julia, and many more. Code less.

Our if you wish, recrawl the miner search results and build your own curated collection of cheat sheets.

Microsoft Cortana Miner

15 Friday Sep 2017

Posted by egarcia in Big Data, Cloud Computing, Cortana, Curated Collections, Data Mining, miner, minerazzi, Programming

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Cortana, minerazzi, miners, Virtual Personal Assistant

Microsoft Cortana miner is available now at

http://www.minerazzi.com/cortana

Find resources relevant to Microsoft Cortana personal assistant. Access Cortana commands, hacks, news, and more. Recrawl results and build your own curated collection about Cortana.

 

Docker Miner

28 Monday Aug 2017

Posted by egarcia in Cloud Computing, Curated Collections, Data Mining, Docker, IR Tools, Kubernetes, miner, minerazzi, News, Programming, Software

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containers, Docker, minerazzi, miners

The Docker miner is our newest Minerazzi miner, available now at

http://www.minerazzi.com/docker/

Find Docker development resources, news, & more.

The news sections includes channels to Bing, Google and several blogs relevant to Docker and its container technology.

 

 

Google Android Miner

17 Thursday Aug 2017

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Android, Android curated collections, Android Miner, Google Android, minerazzi, miners

This is a new miner, available now at

http://www.minerazzi.com/android/

Find Google Android developer resources, news, & more.

Easily recrawl search results and build your own curated collection of Android-relevant documents.

 

IBM Cloud Miner

14 Monday Aug 2017

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Cloud, Cloud Computing, Data Mining, IBM Cloud, minerazzi, miners

This is a new Minerazzi miner, available now at

http://www.minerazzi.com/ibmcloud

Find IBM Cloud public resources, news, & more.

Bluemix, anyone?

For a list of new and upcoming miners, visit http://www.minerazzi.com .

Google Cloud Miner

11 Friday Aug 2017

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Cloud Computing, gcloud, google, minerazzi, miners

This is a new Minerazzi miner, available now at

http://www.minerazzi.com/gcloud

Find Google Cloud public resources, news, and more.

New and upcoming miners are listed at http://www.minerazzi.com

Have nice computing day!

AWS and AI Miners

03 Thursday Aug 2017

Posted by egarcia in Data Mining, IR Tools, Machine Learning, miner, minerazzi, News, Software, Technology Inventions

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AI, Articial Intelligence, AWS, Cloud, Cloud Computing, minerazzi, miners

We have two new Minerazzi miners, AWS and AI, available now at

http://www.minerazzi.com/aws
Use this miner to easily find Amazon Web Services public resources, news, and more.

http://www.minerazzi.com/ai
Use this miner to quickly find artificial intelligence resources, tutorials, news, and more.

On a side note, here is a little challenge for you. Can you decipher the following string?

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The solution is quite obvious.

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