Moving Beyond Data Visualization | Frank Evans | TEDxOU

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Previously, Data Science built visualizations to answer one question at a time. Explorable data applications can instead reveal what questions can be asked. Frank D. Evans is a Data Scientist with Exaptive, an Oklahoma City-based data science software company. Frank focuses on how data-driven applications can be leveraged to explore data in innovative ways. He specializes in data networks--where pieces of data are described and interacted with according to their relationships to other data, people, and domains. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
コメント (12)
  • @dnmabra12
    “I don’t want to build a better dashboard, I want to build a windshield” that’s a really powerful statement, an ahead of our time. Great video. I’ll be following!
  • @Papa_Arkoh
    Not only is this super informative and educative. it's actually poetic. Try listening at 1.25
  • @GianetanSekhon
    Data viz, humanity, collaborate, Wikipedia, exlpore, data applications. ok. What we need is not a patchy story but statement of stark reality and also seeds of hope and possibility growing up into a better reality.
  • @maxmeier532
    if you run seeing that tiger that close that will be the last decision you ever made.
  • @AshishChauhanYoungy
    First of all, it took me 7 minutes just to understand the point he was trying to make. Second, what he is saying may be possible in very limited research-related fields, that too up to an extent, in the application world, no one has time to for that much of a perfect collaboration and DIY every time they need some information.
  • @shaw7598
    Ok. I was forced to watch this video. Understand every word but disagree every sentence of it. Too much empty words and little substance. Wikipedia is not an example of data visualization though