Archive for May, 2011:
filed in Computer Science on May.22, 2011
If you are new to data mining and want a really good introduction, here is a really good “interactive” tutorial. It’s interactive in the sense that it lays everything out on a sort of flow diagram/map. It’s really easy to read and there is some really good information here. Check it out here: Data Mining [...]
Tags: data mining, introduction, map
filed in Algorithms on May.18, 2011
“A very long time ago, I was curious how to detect the strength of the bass and treble in music, in order to synchronize some graphical effects. I had no idea how to do such a thing, so I tried to figure it out, but I didn’t get very far. Eventually I learned that I [...]
Tags: algorithm, algorithms, fourier transform
filed in Javascript, Labs on May.15, 2011
I’ve begun messing around with Node.js in my spare time. I don’t really have a normal project idea in mind per se, but I have started to upload some of the examples and other small applications I’ve been creating. I’m still learning more about the Node.js JavaScript event-driven I/O framework and I will continue posting [...]
Tags: framework, javascript, js, labs, node, node.js, projects
filed in Projects, Web Applications on May.08, 2011
I’ve just recently created and posted a few things on my GitHub page (github.com/darkmuck) and one of the projects posted is VIMS (Voyager Incident Management System). VIMS is a simple incident management/help desk web application. I’ve decided that it might be worthwhile to open source this application as it’s been sitting dormant on my machine [...]
Tags: github, help desk, incident management, project, projects, vims, voyager