And one that could be sliced and diced in interesting ways, and mined for insights and analytics if you could but get at it.
However our method has two main advantages over the use of SVMs or other complex machine learning algorithms: first, it is simple to implement and does not require much computational power; and second, the RCGs, and in particular the functionally characterized ones, can be further mined to obtain insight on other biological problems.
These early excavations produced huge volumes of architectural, art historical, and epigraphic data that are still mined today for new insights.
These de-identified data are released in aggregated form and mined for patterns and insights that have an enormous impact on your life, from whether a business decides to relocate or expand to your area, to how many police officers and firefighters your town has and where to build new hospitals and schools.
Whilst the coverage in PM is low, the mined terms might provide insights to guide curators in which anatomical partonomy phenotypes are actually mentioned by authors.
There has been a revolution in how databases can be queried (or "mined"), and how nuggets of insights are extracted from mountains of data about transactions, behavioral trends, orders, inventory, and so on.
How they coped with the security issues raised by this strategy isn't discussed by Scherer, and should be keeping someone awake at night, but it meant that the Obama campaign had an enormous data set which could be mined for (a) small donations (which totalled over $1bn in the end) and (b) insights about voter preferences and behaviour which could be used to try various kinds of experiment.
And he gives us, along with some eye-popping insights into the cynicism of politicians and their spinners, and all those diligently mined studies from around the world, some delightful expositions on everything from the Easterlin paradox to why rustic Britain's historical geometry has abhorred straight lines.
Mined locally, it should be significantly cheaper.
