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Kevin DiVico

11 Google Analytics Tricks to Use for Your Website | SEOmoz - 0 views

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    Do you know what is the most common question that I get every day on social media, forums or email? "How to get insights about my Google Analytics data?" People approach me saying that they have a Google Analytics account for years, but they look only at page views or the number of visitors they get.
Kevin DiVico

Who's Reading Your Research? Academia.edu Offers an Analytics Dashboard For Scholars - 0 views

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    "Academia.edu, a social network for scholars, is unveiling a new feature today that its founder Richard Price hopes will help address part of the "credit gap" for research. Academia.edu allows users to upload and share their research papers, and the site is launching its Analytics Dashboard for Scientists today that Price says will let scholars see the "real-time impact" of their work. Academic publishing has long been a black-box in terms of both who's reading and who's citing. Publishing in journals may be expected (required, even), but the delays in the publishing process can make it challenging to ascertain how much influence work has. "It typically takes about 3 to 5 years for citations to actually appear back in the process," argues Price, pointing to the lengthy time between researching, writing, peer-reviewing, and publishing."
Kevin DiVico

Physics of complex systems and networks - 0 views

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    In our most recent Scientific Reports paper, we show how the visual pattern recognition ability of humans combined with the high processing speed of computers leads to a visual analytics method for discovering groups of nodes characterized by common network properties.
Kevin DiVico

Making Sense of Big Data to Fight Crime « A Smarter Planet Blog - 0 views

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    There is no proverbial silver bullet to creating a safer city, but analytics technology is assisting law enforcement agencies all over the world to sort through information - part of the 2.5 quintillion bytes of data we create and consume every day - to get ahead of crime. Having access to all that information is an invaluable resource for law enforcement agencies, but it can also be pretty paralyzing. After all, only a fraction of the bits and bytes can actually be relevant, right? But how do you know and, more importantly, how do you find and act on it?
Kevin DiVico

privacyscore analytics - your online privacy guide - 0 views

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    A privacyscore estimates the privacy risk of using a website based on how they handle your personal and tracking data.
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