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Sunday data/statistics link roundup (1/6/2013)
Not really statistics, but this is an interesting article about how rational optimization by individual actors does not always lead to an optimal solutiohn. Related, ere is the coolest street sign I think I've ever seen, with a heatmap of … Continue reading
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Tagged analytics, autism, clustering, data, data science, nfl, Theory
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