In information societies, operations, decisions and choices previously left to humans are
increasingly delegated to algorithms, which may advise, if not decide, about how data …

MATLAB® 1 is an interactive system for numerical computation. Numerical analyst Cleve
Moler wrote the initial Fortran version of MATLAB in the late 1970s as a teaching aid. It …

Data analytics and data-driven approaches in Machine Learning are now among the most
hailed computing technologies in many industrial domains. One major application is …

Mature information societies are characterised by mass production of data that provide
insight into human behaviour. Analytics (as in big data analytics) has arisen as a practice to …

Like an unannounced guest, artificial intelligence (AI) has suddenly emerged from nerdy
discussions in university labs and begun to infiltrate larger venues and policy circles around …

Network theory concepts form the core of algorithms that are designed to uncover valuable
insights from various datasets. Especially, network centrality measures such as Eigenvector …

Artificial intelligence has become a new engine for economic growth. Artificial intelligence
systems will be able to solve problems whose scale and complexity are beyond human …

The paper focuses on concerns and legal challenges brought on by the use of algorithms. A
particular class of algorithms that augment or replace analysis and decision-making by …

Social media data tend to cluster around events and themes. Local newsworthy events,
sports team victories or defeats, abnormal weather patterns and globally trending topics all …

This paper sets out the notion of a current “biopolitical turn of digital capitalism” resulting
from the increasing deployment of AI and data analytics technologies in the public sector …