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While he is optimistic, Mr. Berner still warned that "we still have a lot of data to get through".
It's a good thing researchers are now armed with AI to help in their search, because there's plenty more data to get through.
The first of these drugs, ImClone 's Erbitux, didn't even have enough data to get through the door at the FDA.
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As of today, the only actors in the marketplace that seem to want all the personal data they can grab — often in sneaky ways — are advertising companies, and they are currently using an abundance of that data to get sub-1% click-through rates on ads.
Since then, top financial policy makers have been combing through the data to get a handle on the depth of the banks' losses.
Sifting through cell-phone data to get at the truth of people's social interactions falls under the umbrella of an emerging field that Pentland has dubbed "reality mining". And he thinks that social networks are just the beginning.
In MetaCrop the user can navigate through the pathway data to get detailed information.
We're as busy as microchips, processing astounding amounts of data just to get through each moment.
Firstly big data is just getting bigger and starting to really impact not just the IT organisations and the people that know how to deal with data, but also the everyday knowledge worker, the everyday manager, and the everyday business leader, who have a lot of data they need to get through to make good decisions.
But insurance executives said they were still receiving incomplete and inaccurate data on those who manage to get through the application process.
Zierhut: It was definitely something we were paying attention to, thinking about how much downloading do you have to do, have much data is it gonna take to get through this, can you stay connected when you're not on WIFI.
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