Sentence examples for Data dig from inspiring English sources

Neural networks and massively parallel computers, which can crunch huge amounts of data, dig out characteristics which are common to good customers.

Once customers give permission to use their data, dig in to understand them.

Once you have a pool of preliminary data, dig into why employees are interested in certain perks or programs.

The speed requirement meant I.B.M.'s Watson had to do its near-instant data digging in memory instead of finding data on hard disks.

So they turn to the oil-services industry, which is set for a gusher of profits.Four big firms dominate the business of managing geological data, digging wells, building rigs, handling infrastructure and developing the technology needed for large projects.

What I have set up which I will take with me forever is a GitHub repository I call Infinite Interns – a skeleton structure for setting up and documenting big data digging cases with all the tools I require, set up on virtual machines.

Some data digging by the company concluded that a post that takes seven minutes to read gathers the most attention.

That kind of data digging can get really creepy real fast, and Smith was quick to downplay the idea that Axon would be poring through millions of hours of footage assembling a kind of meta-surveillance database.

You can do some fun aggregate data digging among your friends.

I don't know why I didn't do this before now (actually, I do: I'm lazy, and it took some data digging to figure out), because my results are pretty impressive, if I do say so myself.

But we really don't know whether Zimmerman didn't just follow and question but physically threatened young Mr. Martin in any way, because we only have Zimmerman's word -- and the disembodied cry for help which the court concluded was beyond the ability of modern technology to identify (hard to believe in the days of Zero Dark Thirty, drones and the NSA big data digs).