Always interesting LibraryThing is running a contest using free online uClassify to classify text. I mentioned uClassify a short time ago and used it to classify my blog posts.
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About Me
- Franz Dill
- Retired from Procter & Gamble after 27 years. Now consulting extensively. Background in mathematics, working on a wide variety of modeling, supply chain, analysis, expertise, business intelligence and social media applications.
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- Word Origins
- Open Innovation at Nestle
- Wal-Mart and Prism
- Photography
- Second Earth: A Geographic Model Mashup
- Google Ends Research Database Program
- Cell Phone Health Biometrics
- End of Individual Genius?
- Correlations in Social Neuroscience
- Martin Wattenberg
- Top Small Business Trends
- Science of Shopping
- Creative Thinking Outside the Pyramid
- Future of Measurement Explored
- The Risks of Numerical Models
- Wisdom of Crowds?
- UPS Remarks on Supply Chains
- Defining Business Intelligence Terms
- Asking for Too Much Information
- Changing Views of Business Intelligence
- Starbucks Tree Rings
- Semantic Desktop
- Antikythera Mechanism Modeled
- Decrease in Comparison Site Visits
- LibraryThing Runs a uClassify Contest
- Too Many Business Intelligence Tools
- Robotic Bike Parking in Japan
- Seeing 1859 Stereo
- Behind the Way We Shop
- Generating Power in Clothing
- Blowing into your Cell Phone
- Image Search
- Mass Customization and CoCreation
- Corporate Blogs 2.0
- Small Business Web Sites
- Critical Review of Buyology
- Billboards Looking Back
- Measuring Marketing in Retail
- Meijers Taps Quantisense
- On 3D Cinema
- KYield for Organization Innovation
- Web Search Stats
- The Scent of Meat
- Scent Marketing Skyrockets
- Microsoft Seadragon
- Generating Images from the Brain
- Tool Management
- Brain Blogs
- Dean Kamen Overview
- Economics in the Apple Store
- Our Broadcast Bubble
- Neuromarketing at the Crossroads
- Shopper Marketing Study
- Hardwired for Irony?
- Tom Peters Interviews Martin Lindstrom
- Flooring Generates Electricity
- Where the Twittering Experts are
- Signals in Human Scent
- Retail Store Virtual Reality
- Why Do Some YouTube Videos Go Viral?
- Brands and Religion
- Tesco to Become No. 2 Retailer
- A Chance of Rain
- Computer Mouse Turns 40 Today
- IBeer and More
- Value of Degrees
- Text Classification: uClassify
- Reading Books on an IPhone
- The Shallows
- Shopper Efficiency vs Total Store Sales
- How Boomers will Adapt
- Ancient Rome 3D
- Zoetrope: Visualizing Historical Web Data
- Best Practices: Fair Use
- Resumes Dead?
- Advancements in Floor Cleaning Robots
- Video Chips in Print Ads
- Leveraging the Semantic Web
- Clever but not too Creepy
- Disruptive Innovation at P&G
- Cellphone Camera as Recorder
- Future Value Chains
- Couponing in the Digital Age
- MS Adds Image Similarity Aided Search
- Projects at Microsoft Labs
- Displays Work Better than Price Cuts
- Innovation Centers
- Unilever Cutting Colors
- Public Domain Examined
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