In the third part of Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining, we informed that in this part we will discuss about the areas of application or tasks of text mining. Basically, the different methods should analyze texts and make the implicit information too explicit. Then form relations from the information in different texts, highlight and visualize them. The descriptions give an overview of the … [Read more...]
DevOps and Agile: What Are the Differences?
In our previous series of articles on DevOps, we stated that the aim of the collaboration should be to use the agile principles of software engineering across departments and thus to derive added value from the cooperation. While DevOps and Agile are two different things, they are often mistaken for one another. In reality, the two represent different approaches or practices in developing … [Read more...]
Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining : Part III
This article is continuation of second part of Text Mining in Web Content Mining. The request by the users has already been filtered by information retrieval using the previously mentioned methods. But despite the filtering, the user is still faced with a gigantic number of relevant documents. The effort to read and edit all documents is still too big for the user. Therefore, additional tools are … [Read more...]
Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining : Part II
This articles assumes that the reader has read the first part of Text Mining in Web Content Mining. In the light of the methodology of Web Content Mining as second part of the series on Text Mining in Web Content Mining, two processes as well as the technology for this purpose will be explained in more detail. The basis for any text mining process is based on the existing document collections. … [Read more...]
Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining : Part I
English philosopher Francis Bacon said "Knowledge is power". It is still as true today as it was almost 420 years ago. However, in the past, it has always been associated with luck or tremendous diligence to acquire this knowledge, so we are experiencing a true heyday in recent years due to technological advances. In the past, if you had to roll over tons of books or spend enormous amount of … [Read more...]
How to Install Apache OpenWhisk on Ubuntu 18.04
It is possible to run own serverless setup instead of using service like IBM Cloud Functions. Here is How to Install Apache OpenWhisk on Ubuntu 18.04 to Create Own FaaS Environment. This is single VM/server deployment of OpenWhisk. One easy way to try OpenWhisk locally is to use Docker Compose. We will need to install Python and couchdb for OpenWhisk. A cloud server with 8GB RAM should be … [Read more...]
Process Automation (RPA) in Financial Services
Automation technology has begun to support banks, insurance companies transport/logistics, manufacturing and health care. Here in which areas Robotic Process Automation (RPA) can be used. Even if a fully automatic work area is still far away, some areas of automation are becoming more and more available, even to small businesses on a budget. One of these technologies is Robotic Process Automation … [Read more...]
API and Services to Integrate with Slack (With Usage Tips)
Slack is a nice utility that combines many functions of communication and doing business. Most businessmen and entrepreneurs are familiar with this real-time messenger and are happy with their work. Slack is a freemium cloud service. Slack provides an API for users to create applications and automate works such as sending automatic real-time notifications and alerts on specified conditions. SLACK … [Read more...]
What is the Difference Between SOA and Microservices?
SOA and Microservices are difficult to compare in a fool-proof way. SOA and microservices can be the same, when all the services a SOA consists of are microservices. A service in microservices may be fine-grained with a single responsibility. While service in SOA may have multiple responsibilities. SOA is often towards the enterprise these days, using heavy-weight technologies and protocols … [Read more...]
Communication Standards for Wearable Computing
The stationary use of information and communication technology is becoming less important. Nowadays, it is important that information be available at any time, any place, whether in a professional or private environment. Computers are becoming smaller and more compact, and since the invention of digital watches, the idea of wearing a mobile computer on the wrist is playing an increasingly … [Read more...]
Wearables and Big Data : Business Scope and Brief Details
This article on "Wearables and Big Data" explores the relationship between wearable technology and ever-growing amounts of data - big data. Various wearable devices are presented in connection with the application possibilities in the private as well as in the business area in our previous articles, the topic big data also has been discussed. In this article the potential and possible risks are … [Read more...]