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Size doesn’t matter in Big Data, it’s what you ask of it that counts

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageScientists today are inundated with data.Shutterstock

Big Data is changing the way we do science today. Traditionally, data were collected manually by scientists making measurements, using microscopes or surveys. These data could be analysed by hand or using simple statistical software on a PC.

Big Data has changed all that. These days, tremendous...

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Mary Robinson: 'climate justice' must play a key role in the Paris Agreement

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Mary Robinson, the first female president of Ireland, gave a speech in Melbourne on March 15. Robinson, who served between 1990 and 1997, has since gone on to play an active role in international climate negotiations.

As special envoy on climate change to the UN Secretary-General, Robinson negotiated with world leaders ahead of the successful Paris...

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  2. ‘Design’ is a fashionable term - but what does it really mean?
  3. Children's television can portray the frantic and inane repetition of our lives to perfection
  4. The 24/7 city, creativity and the lockout laws
  5. Big win for small business in government embrace of competition 'effects test'
  6. Double vision: why Netflix wants you to watch an extra screen
  7. The two-year wait for Hazelwood mine fire charges shows the system needs to change
  8. February's global temperature spike is a wake-up call
  9. Watchdogs on a leash: where and why governments restrict election monitors
  10. Weekly Dose: Lipitor, the highest-selling drug of all time
  11. Politics podcast: Ricky Muir's fight to stay in the Senate
  12. What's behind the Indonesian president's troubling silence on LGBT persecution?
  13. Gender neutral policies are a myth: why we need a women's budget
  14. Transport outlook: larger companies will survive global economic downturn and slowdown in mining
  15. From backflips to power potato peeling: why videos go viral
  16. What makes us conscious?
  17. How much?! Seeing private specialists often costs more than you bargained for
  18. Antibiotics for colds, x-rays for bronchitis, internal exams with pap tests – the latest list of tests to question
  19. Droughts and flooding rains: it takes three oceans to explain Australia's wild 21st-century weather
  20. Rise and fall: social collapse linked to sea level in the Pacific
  21. Hot cities: the ‘smart’ response to urban heat threats
  22. Explainer: how is literacy taught in schools?
  23. Morrison talks down personal income tax cuts
  24. Love, Serendipity and Algorithms
  25. Labor and Greens would try to frustrate double-dissolution planning
  26. WA Labor avoids own goal, but what damage has Smith's tilt at the leadership done?
  27. Explainer: what is Dravet syndrome and how can it be managed?
  28. Shane Warne Foundation not alone in charity spending ambiguity
  29. Gun control in America by the right (and wrong) numbers
  30. The off-topic Conversation #84
  31. Full response from the International Transport Workers' Federation and Maritime Union of Australia
  32. Bill threatens to remove last safety net for refugees fleeing death, torture and persecution
  33. The problems with Australia's hospitals – and how they can be fixed
  34. Infographic: a snapshot of hospitals in Australia
  35. From triage to discharge: a user's guide to navigating hospitals
  36. Insurance outlook: in an era of increasing competition technology will make the difference
  37. EcoCheck: Australia's Southwest jarrah forests have lost their iconic giants
  38. Orang-utans play video games too, and it can enrich their lives in the zoo
  39. Memo to our latest cities minister: here's what needs to be done
  40. Here’s looking at: ‘Whistler’s Mother’
  41. Full response from a spokesman for Michaelia Cash and a spokeswoman for Penny Wong
  42. FactCheck Q A: can foreign seafarers be paid $2 an hour to work in Australian waters, under laws passed by Labor?
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  44. Uberbanking, with limits
  45. Not so grassroots: how the snowflake model is transforming political campaigns
  46. Explainer: Screenrights and the thorny question of writers' royalties
  47. Expert panel: the state of the National Broadband Network
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