Latest Power BI and AI articles from RADACAD team
Not just one but TWO live blogs from Radacad running so you won’t miss anything! Reza is also blogging here https://radacad.com/microsoft-data-insight-summit-2017-keynote-live-blog 5 mins to go. Sitting between Chris and Alberto. We are delayed due to the massive influx of attendees queuing to get in. James Phillips speaking now Summit sold out 5 weeks early 2500 Read more about 2017 Data Insights Summit – Key Note (Live)[…]
Hello from Keynote of Microsoft Data Insight Summit 2017. I’m sitting at the blogger table (there is no table actually, just chairs 😉 ) and will be blogging live from here new announcements and live events from the keynote. Watch this blog and refresh your page 🙂 7:51am: Sitting in press chair. people are filling Read more about Microsoft Data Insight Summit 2017 – Keynote – Live Blog[…]
In the previous posts from Part 1 to 6, I have explained how to do machine learning process. The data cleaning such as SQL transformation, select specific columns, remove missing values, Edit meta data, and normalize data. Also, I have explained how to find relevant attributes using Feature Selection Feature to identify which feature are more Read more about Azure ML Part 7: A Machine Learning Prediction scenario (4)[…]
Microsoft Data Insight Summit in Seattle is next week, and it is already sold out with 2000+ registrations. This is twice last year considering number of registrations. Number of sessions and speakers are also increased this year. This year 100+ sessions will be presented by Microsoft and community speakers. RADACAD team are presenting five (5) Read more about Our Sessions at Microsoft Data Insight Summit 2017; Seattle[…]
Power BI Desktop file stores many metadata information in it, one of the most important piece of information stored there is Power Query M scripts. It is always easy to open a PBIX file and realize the queries in Query Editor Window. However, if you have many queries and you want a way to get Read more about Exposing M Code and Query Metadata of Power BI (PBIX) File[…]
In previous posts (Part 4 and Part 5), I have explained some of the main components of Azure ML via a prediction scenario. In post one the process of data cleaning (using SQL Transformation, Cleaning Missing Value, Select specific Columns, and Edit Meta Data) has been explained. and in the second Post, I have explained how to apply Read more about Azure ML Part 6: A Machine Learning Prediction scenario (3)[…]
For this blog I thought I would share a handy trick for optimising Power BI using a data modelling solution that is often forgotten or overlooked. It involves focusing on certain columns based on the degree of uniqueness they contain and converting or removing all together from a data model. I will explain how and why this Read more about Optimising Power BI data models[…]
I read a quote somewhere along the lines of… If you are trying to solve a problem with regular expressions… you now have two problems This seems a little harsh for a useful tool that has been with us for what seems a very long time. Plenty of languages offer support for Read more about Power BI and Regular Expressions[…]
I recently encountered a question posed to the Power BI community forum I found interesting enough to kick-start my blogging on Power BI. The essence of the question was asking how to dynamically determine distances between two geographic points from user based selections. So I thought I would cover how this can be done in Power BI to Read more about Dynamic distances in Power BI[…]
In the previous Post , I start to do prediction the cancer diagnosis using some laboratory data. I have explained some of the main components for doing the data cleaning such as “SQL Transformation”, “Edit Meta Data”, “Select Columns” and “Missing Values”. In this post I am going to show the rest of data cleaning Read more about Azure ML Part 5: A Machine Learning Prediction scenario (2)[…]