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Let your customers talk

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Here are three links from the data science world that are worth your time.

  1. Actionable data science in sales. Let your customers talk for 4+ minutes. Don’t talk about your company for more than 2 minutes. And more data-driven advice.
  2. How to get into natural language processing. YCombinator has started a series of blog posts titled Paths on getting started with emerging fields. The first is on NLP.
  3. The current state of automated machine learning. An overview of libraries that automatically apply machine learning techniques to datasets.

But remember: amidst all this big data, we have a bigger small-data problem.

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