Advanced Technology for the Understanding of Data

16 May 2013 By admin Leave a Comment
The tymbal is the part of the cicada bug that makes the familiar buzzing noise of these interesting creatures. Considering the small size of the organ and the fact that its powered by (hmm what do cicadas eat anyway?) it produces a might effect. As we have seen lately in our own work on the [...]
10 May 2013 By admin Leave a Comment
Light Table now supports Python and Clojure. This is great news for this IDE. It also supports live JavaScript editing with instant evaluation. The demo for this is “insanely” great, as the last Steve Jobs would say. I’ve been using light table as my primary IDE for a couple of months now. I’ve hit some [...]

15 April 2013 By admin Leave a Comment
Today’s tragic attack on the Boston Marathon was unsettling for me largely because I lived in that city, I studied at the Boston Public Library and I was constantly out of change on that street and unable to use the bus when I was at Northeastern University for the 2nd half of the 80′s! I lived [...]

19 March 2013 By admin 1 Comment
I was having a hard time getting the lovely Instarepl in Light Table 0.3.x to understand my projects. It would work awesome one day and then be a pain to get working another. It turns out it is all in the sequence you do things in! Getting it to work is actually pretty easy. First [...]
Nectarine Imp is Peter Mancini. That's me. It has been said I go from conversational to esoteric in about 30 seconds. That makes me a bit opaque at times. However once I know you are lost I can use one of my strengths which is to make technically hard issues intelligible.
As a technologist I am always looking to solve problems from the experience of the person facing them.I will bring my understanding of what technology brings to bear given the nature of any problem or difficult workflow experience. I will figure out how technology can improve that process.
I've spent years working with both civilian and government to help them solve big data problems. Finding the so-called pain points and working to ease them has great benefit for nearly any organization. Let me help you take advantage of the new revolution in analytical tools.
I am also the inventor of Dynamic Sentiment Understanding, a new way of looking at sentiment in language. This technology differs vastly from what is currently in the market today. It takes the conversation and divides it up by groups. It looks at the conversations the groups are having on topics and discovers the distance between them. There is no reliance on determining an artificial and arbitrary sentiment score of a particular word, or document. It looks for effective sentiment. Contact me for more details.
Current projects: Working on eDiscovery for Early Case Analysis at Cicayda. The legal field is encountering #BigData issues and needs #NLproc help. There are several solutions out there already. My take falls in line with my theories that enhancing analysts is better than creating autonomous systems. Existing legal workflow forms the framework on which natural language processing is added to assist the analyst in the work they are doing without adding additional work or getting in the way.
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