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Author: Sean Salleh

Sean Salleh

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Sean Salleh is a data scientist experienced in guiding marketing strategy, forecasting models, scenario planning models, and algorithms. He has a master's degree in Operations Research from University of California Irvine and Mathematics from Northeastern University.

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08/31/2013 | Blogs, Energy & power, Environment & climate

Models for tidal energy: How analytics can examine real-world environmental challenges

Sustainable energy is a great goal, but reliable, sustainable energy is even better. The sun and the wind only work for generating energy when they are present. Global demand for …

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08/30/2013 | Blogs, Business & finance, Decision analysis & multi-criteria, Transportation & manufacturing

Decision analysis tools: outsourcing vs insourcing

Conventional business wisdom is currently that any non-core competence in an organization should be outsourced to an external supplier that is specialized in that competence…

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08/29/2013 | Blogs, Decision analysis & multi-criteria, Energy & power, Environment & climate

Analysis in sustainable energy planning

Energy planning in general may allow for simple cost-benefit analysis; however, sustainable energy planning with the multiple factors and tradeoffs involved requires a different …

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08/28/2013 | Blogs, Business & finance, Decision analysis & multi-criteria

Standard deviation, sporting predictions & investments

Fancy a flutter? Actually, ‘flutters’, hunches’ and similar notions related to un-quantified intuition are avoided by many sports betting experts. They prefer a more analytical …

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08/27/2013 | Blogs, Risk & uncertainty

Measuring uncertainty in economics: chicken or egg?

Conventional wisdom has long held that uncertainty is a cause of weakening in an economy. The theory goes that uncertainty first causes people and companies wait and see before …

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08/23/2013 | Blogs

OR methods: the neural network misnomer

The brain in a box it is not. In terms of OR methods, ‘the neural network’ is a far more modest idea than straight AI, but it is of practical use, nonetheless. While it is true …

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08/22/2013 | Blogs, Business & finance

Using operations research for “look-ahead” inventory policies

How much inventory is held in the United States? If you count finished goods, partially finished goods and the raw materials needed to make those goods, there is over $4,000 of …

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08/21/2013 | Blogs, Business & finance

How business intelligence (BI) helps you avoid delay & boost results

Perception is not always reality. When business intelligence is often perceived by users as a ready-to-use window on their PC screen that will answer all their questions, …

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