Introduction In a previous post, we talked about the basics of linear programming and the Simplex method and, in this article, we are going to give an introduction to an emerging branch of mathematics: Fuzzy Logic. In a later article,…
Introduction Apache Spark is an open source framework that allows us to process large volumes of data in a distributed way. How? By dividing the large volumes of data, impossible to process in one machine, and distributing them among the…
Introduction If you have ever shared code, it is quite likely that you have said “well, it works on my machine” when you see how others have difficulties running it. Incorrect configuration, version differences or uninstalled dependencies are often some…
Introduction Apache Drools is a software used to manage business rules of any kind. As it is a very extensive framework, we limit this article to directly apply a simple use case with Scala, thus leaving aside the theoretical explanations…
In the previous post by Damavis, the concept of NLP was introduced and an example of the use of the well-known GPT-3 text generation model was shown. In short, the system proposed by OpenAI is a generative artificial intelligence model…
Introduction Noam Chomsky said that “Today’s language is no worse than yesterday’s. It is more practical. Like the world we live in”. And it is precisely this concept that we will discuss in this post: how technology has driven the…
Introduction I love writing posts for Damavis’s blog because it allows me to share my passion for Big Data and consulting. It’s also a great way to connect with other consultants and potential clients. I enjoy being able to provide…
What is Apache Kafka? Apache Kafka is an open source distributed event system. It was originally developed by LinkedIn, in order to cover the needs caused by its rapid growth, and moved to a microservices-based infrastructure. It is also an…
Introduction Logistic regression is a statistical methodology that allows modeling the relationships between a binary categorical variable and a set of explanatory variables. Specifically, it models the probability that an observation belongs to one of the categories of that binary…