Sentence examples for data illusion from inspiring English sources

Brian Barnier, an ISACA risk advisor, principal at ValueBridge Advisors and author of The Operational Risk Handbook warns that businesses should not fall into the trap of "the big data illusion".

In this way, they were able to correct for the "data illusions" that had distorted previous research.

Even if we don't have control over our data, an illusion of control reassures us.

Whenever I see a forecast written out to two decimal places, I cannot help but wonder if there is a misunderstanding of the limitations of the data, and an illusion of precision.

We'd need to devalue test score data and the illusion of certainty it provides.

Figure 3A shows rabbit illusion data [12] (Fig. 1A).

Others have suggested that the Iberian pattern is a byproduct of erroneous dating and insufficient data, creating the illusion of punctuation in a process that would have been characterized by a straightforward East-West gradient [23] [25].

In fact, as we shall see in the next section, the distributions of the comparative illusion data suggest that fewer AMT participants were fooled by the illusion, which suggests that the lower detectability of the effect in the AMT sample may be indicative of more accurate judging by the AMT participants.

But if you deal with an uncertain world, big data will provide an illusion of certainty.

This is generally accompanied by the illusion that data monopolies are what have prevented society's problems being solved.

"Today's data wipes out any illusion that the euro zone is getting off lightly in this global downturn," said Jörg Radeke, an economist at the Center for Economics and Business Research in London.