Articles by the Enthought community, at the intersection of digital transformation and science.
Image: The digital skills mix varies widely across companies, from those just starting to invest in digital transformation initiatives, to ones well into their journey. Building a community of people who think digitally and are able to innovate and quickly prototype ideas is key to delivering results. Author: Alexandre Chabot-Leclerc Digital skills personas for success …
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Image: An AI-based assistant gives energy company geoscientists the ability to quickly visualize and analyze hundreds of CT scan images. Visualization, image analysis, and AI/machine learning techniques are increasingly areas of innovation and value for science-driven businesses. Shown here a thin section classification tool, with analogues in multiple other science-driven industries. https://www.enthought.com/case-studies/10x-efficiency-gain-and-improved-classification-using-deep-learning/ Authors: Mason Dykstra, …
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For those just getting started with advanced scientific computing techniques, here are four steps to efficiently turn data into decisions with business value. Author: Ryan Swindeman In the 4 minute video below, Enthought scientist Ryan Swindeman puts data into context as foundational to any digital transformation initiative, setting out four fundamental steps for data to science …
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Author: Alex Chabot-Leclerc An effective, ‘at-home’ whiteboard solution needn’t be complex. The image above shows a simple set-up using a phone, held above a piece of paper (use books, boxes, or a stand to adjust the height of the phone). A lamp ensures the paper is lit sufficiently to be seen on a screen. …
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Author: Mason Dykstra, Ph.D., VP Energy Solutions Enthought welcomes Mason as VP, Energy Solutions, whose background from Anadarko, Statoil, and as a professor at the Colorado School of Mines qualifies him to make the case for ensuring ‘Small Data’ is equally part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The first in a Small Data series. …
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Author: Alexandre Chabot-Leclerc Download the guide here. If you are not yet a user of Python, and its move to become the most common programming language has piqued your interest, the Enthought training team has updated its popular reference guide, ‘Transitioning from MATLAB® to Python’. The guide highlights some of the most important differences between …
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Author: Alexandre Chabot-Leclerc The Enthought training team has prepared a series of 8 quick-reference guides for Pandas (the Python Data Analysis library) and 3 quick-reference guides for scikit-learn (machine learning for Python). The topics were selected based on the idea that 20% of the functionality provides 80% of the usage. They include simple illustrations of …
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Enthought, as Institutional Sponsor, announced the SciPy 2020 Conference will be held July 6-12, 2020 in Austin, Texas. At this 19th annual instalment of the conference, scientists, engineers, data scientists and researchers will participate in tutorials, talks and developer sprints designed to foster the continued rapid growth of the scientific Python ecosystem. This year’s 900 …
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Author: Brendon Hall PhD., Director Energy Solutions In 2016, a joint IOPD-ICDP Expedition no. 364 (International Ocean Discovery Program and International Continental Scientific Drilling Program) collected core samples from the peak ring of the Chicxulub crater. The impact crater was formed 66 million years ago when an estimated 15-kilometer diameter asteroid’s impact triggered a series …
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