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Science Analytics – look to use Project “Gemini”
21 August 09 09:34 AM
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When I first saw and heard details about Project “Gemini” , I was blown away by the technology and innovation created by SQL and Excel teams and that held up when I was able to test it out on my own. It will be especially useful for scientists that
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Project Trident: A Scientific Workflow Workbench available for download
14 July 09 04:58 PM
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Project Trident CTP is now available for download . Project Trident is a scientific workflow workbench MSR External Research has been working on for the past few years, which allows scientists to analyze large, diverse datasets. It’s built
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Graywulf Takes Byte Out of Data Overload
08 May 09 10:46 AM
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Graywulf is the natural evolution of Beowulf Clusters – it brings together HPC clusters and databases to do efficient processing and data management. It’s name and design also pays homage to Jim Gray – who helped champion the use of relational
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Galaxy Zoo - Help classify a million galaxies
11 July 07 09:11 PM
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Thanks to Alex Szalay (JHU) for pointing me to GalaxyZoo - now you can help classify galaxies. This really neat... Welcome to GalaxyZoo , the project which harnesses the power of the internet - and your brain - to classify a million galaxies. By taking
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Reporting@Home: Delivering Dynamic Graphical Feedback in Community Computing Projects
09 July 07 04:18 PM
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I meant to do an entry on this paper by Stuart Ozer (MSR) and David Kim & David Baker ( Rosetta@Home ) months ago...it's a great way to integrate SQL Reporting services w/ something like Rosetta@Home, and provide really great service for not only
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Dynameomics - Protein folds by Molecular Dynamics Simulation
10 May 07 09:54 PM
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Valerie Daggett and her team at UW have put up a site with their simulations of over 300 proteins for a combined simulation time of more than 35 microseconds. This site contains information for their top 30 targets. The other interesting part is that
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Data Mining Addins for Office 2007 (Excel & Visio)
28 February 07 05:08 PM
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I think of the Data Mining Addins for Excel 2007 , as data mining tools for common man - they allow anyone to use SQL Server Analysis Services without having to know how to program the backend. It allows you to look for Key Influencers, Detect Categories,
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SQL Server Data Mining Add-ins for Office 2007 CTP
19 December 06 07:15 PM
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So glad to see the CTP of Data Mining Add-ins available - I see this is as Data Mining for the rest of us... Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Data Mining Add-ins for Office 2007 (Data Mining Add-ins) allow you take advantage of SQL Server 2005 predictive analytics
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Mundie: Science as a Web Service
08 December 06 02:47 PM
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I realized I forgot to post about Craig Mundie's article in the March/April Technology Review - Science as a Web Service XML can supercharge research. <...> XML is also one of the enabling technologies for grid computing and Web services, which
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Sim Water at UC Berkeley using OLAP cubes
14 November 06 03:54 PM
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I really like to see this collaboration between the researchers at UC Berkeley and Catharine van Ingen from MSR's eScience group - they are using data mining and cubes to help with the scientific research. This is really neat stuff... SIM WATER Environmental
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Data Mining for the rest of us...
07 November 06 11:58 PM
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If you've ever been interested in using datamining tools - but don't have the time to figure out how it all works...take a look at these add-ins for the Excel2007. With the data in a spreadsheet - you can kick off an analysis. I can see this a great way
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