Hundreds of thousands of work orders for NYC buses show no recorded labor hours by MTA maintenance crews — a finding that ...

Scientists learn about the brain's inner workings by studying what animals or people do, how they move, react, and make ...

Interview on Ontada research presented at ISPOR 2024. Increased variety of real-world data (RWD) sources can give scientists a richer picture than ever of what’s happening to patients. But for every ...

Missing data imputation is a critical process in data analysis, enabling researchers to infer plausible values for absent observations. Over recent decades, a variety of methods have emerged, ranging ...

A one-off data point has popped into view on the Labor Department’s website: a figure showing that 232,000 Americans filed new unemployment claims in the week through Oct. 18.

There are data about practically everything these days, and they can be used to try to answer any number of questions. Do clinical trials really show a drug works? Can surveys really signal who’s ...

The Federal Reserve’s December 9-10 policy meeting is shaping up to be one of the most uncertain in years, as central bankers weigh another interest rate cut against the backdrop of missing economic ...

Welcome back to our series of articles sponsored by Intel – “Ask a Data Scientist.” Once a week you’ll see reader submitted questions of varying levels of technical detail answered by a practicing ...

It's harder to fly blind when you're already afraid of being in an uncontrolled tailspin.

Why does the supply chain that served you so well yesterday seem designed to end your company today? Don’t be surprised; that’s how nature works. Yesterday’s design is optimized for yesterday.