Maker hottolink uses past financial data and a word of mouth analysis tool it usually offers as a marketing tool to analyze thousands of Japanese blogs and other sources to retrieve relevant information.
And finally, for a word of caution about analysis, try this Ted talk on how statistics can be misleading.
Here are a few words of analysis that might help you make sense of it all.
A word frequency analysis of the campaign websites for Better Together and Yes Scotland shows they are mostly concerned with the same issues: currency, tax, the EU, and oil.
A word search analysis of these original dream reports shows that a digital approach can accurately identify many of the same distinctive patterns of content found by previous investigators using much more laborious and time-consuming methods.
He now operates out of a nondescript office in New York, where he is said to pound out as much as 20,000 words of analysis a week.
"The rate at which Venice is going is about that of a lump of sugar in hot tea," he said, boiling down four hundred and fifty thousand words of analysis into a single, well-brewed phrase....Toward the end of the first volume of Tim Hilton's biography, there is a startling moment.
Kuchikomi@Sousenkyo [JP] by Hottolink Tokyo-based Hottolink has shown a self-developed word-of-mouth analysis tool (dubbed "Word Of Mouth@General Election Of The Lower House" in Japanese) that's supposedly able to predict the results of the general election of Japan's Lower House (according to CEO Koki Uchiyama) that took place just today.
For more than a year now, the US political world has expended trillions of person-hours of effort and ploughed billions of words of analysis into assessing whether the United States is ready to elect a black man as president.
"My feeling is that I stand by every word of the analysis — what is between the covers of the book," he said in a telephone interview.
