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How to predict the future with big data: Thomas Nørmark at TEDxVennelystBlvd
In his talk Thomas Nørmark introduces us into the secret mechanisms of future predictions. This has nothing to do with fortune telling but patterns in big data. He illustrates how big data allows us to look into the future and even predict our individual future lives. He shows why you should see this inevitable development as an opportunity rather than a threat.
Thomas Nørmark is the head of innovation at itelligence Nordic. With his team he works on solutions using predictive analysis. He developed a “time machine” consisting of systems and solutions for predicting the future using social media data, object recognition and predictive analysis algorithms. One of his recent programs is to predict the movement of fish along Australia's coast. He hold a Master's degree in Computer Science from Aarhus University and gained extensive experience as SAP software consultant. When he was only nine years old, Thomas ran eight marathons and won bronze medal at The National Chess Championship.
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On 16 April 2014, we hosted Airbnb's product team comprising of Dan Hill, Jason Katz Brown and Gustaf Alstromer who touched on the topics of Airbnb's predictive pricing, internationalization efforts and growth mechanics.
Another sold-out event, and lots of solid networking amongst our special guests and the tech business community! See you next Founders Drinks!
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A rather low turn out for the local elections? Or maybe they thought everyone would go green and walk there.
The best way to predict your future is to create it!
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It's true: you can never have too much money, have too many friends, or know too many ways to predict the freaking future.
As predicted by VF the weather is very good today so Boba came out for a walk with me. When we were out, we saw a motorbike.
‘What is that?’ Boba asked
I told him what a motorbike was and he asked the owner if he could ride it. He agreed and Boba thought it was great fun. He told me later that he thought the bike was lovely and he would have to get one for himself.
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Thank you very much to the owner of the bike for letting me take pictures of it :D it really is a fantastic looking bike :D
Tide Prediction Machines (TPMs) were analogue computers (LEGO Machine) which provided an accurate and efficient means of predicting the ocean tide. The TPM was invented in the late 19th century, but most of them were made in the first half of the 20th century, up until the time that the advent of digital computers consigned them to museums.
“Time and tide will wait for no man, saith the adage. But all men have to wait for time and tide.”
Charles Dickens
One could undertake such a tedious arithmetic computation oneself, by calculating the height of the tide every hour during the year and by plotting the resulting time series. However, it was Lord Kelvin's realisation that TPMs could provide a means for undertaking such a task more efficiently, their accuracy being limited only by the number of constituents included in their design.
If one knows the amplitudes and phases of each constituent at a point on the cost (“the harmonic constants), then it is possible to compute the tide at that position for any time, either by considerable arithmetic or with the use of a TPM.
Each TPM had its own architecture. However, there were several features common to almost all of them. First a TPM had to have a driving mechanism to provide a circular motion with an angular frequency corresponding to that of a tidal constituent. Second, a TPM required a mechanism for converting that circular motion into sinusoidal motion and third it had to sum the individual sinusoidal motions to derive an overall sum.
The video (youtu.be/sAyVcM3g4q4?si=7OJdIBY-CsYugGXb) indicates the circular motion of a crank, with a pin fixed in the crank, which is free to move along the axles. The pulley wheel itself is allowed to move up and down in a vertical direction only. Therefore, its elevation will vary by the distance of the pin from the centre or the amplitude of the constituent.
The pully wheels have the following properties (from left to right):
• K1 (lunar) - amplitude: 0.61 studs; frequency: 24h: phase lag: 54 degree
• O1 (lunar) - amplitude: 0.39 studs; frequency: 24h; phase lag: 144 degree
• M2 (lunar) - amplitude: 1.25 studs; frequency: 12;. phase lag: 126 degree
• S2 (solar) - amplitude: 0.75 studs; frequency: 12h; phase lag: 0 degree
Then, as the crank rotates, the pulley wheel will rise and fall, thereby simulating the variation in water level due to that constituent. Four of such units can be geared to the main shaft so that the individual speeds are proportional to those of the four constituents. All motions are summed by using a continuous band. The band is fixed at one end and wraps around the four pulley wheels. At its other end it has a pointer which plots the height of the tide on the rotating cylinder.
ue to system problems I was unable to upload this series of images until today.
On the 4th & 5th October 2016, leading international thinkers in the areas of Data, Predictive Models, Technology and Decision making gathered at the RDS, Dublin, for Predict 2016. The speakers, many of whom I managed to photograph, discussed the latest progress in Predictive Modelling and its future – from Data to Software and Hardware technology, plus Predictive Modelling methods and the best examples of Data-driven Decision-making.
The organisers kindly invited me to the Predict event at the RDS. In case your are interested I used a Sony A7RM2 coupled with a Sony 29-135 full frame lens. The lens does attract a lot of attention which allows me to to have interesting interesting people … volunteers, students from Brazil, photographers etc.
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