PinnedDAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·May 5Flash Floods In Nairobi: A Satellite-Based Analysis Of Risk, Impact, And Urban Vulnerability.Early March 2026 Flood Crisis — Three-Part Series
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DAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Oct 22Populace: Counting Nairobi Every QuarterA new 40-metre population surface turns fresh satellite observations into quarterly estimates — and a new way to read Nairobi’s growth.
DAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Oct 19Africa From Above: Five Decisions Earth Observation Can ImproveWhat satellites can reveal — and what still has to be verified on the ground.
DAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Mar 6, 2025Prompting Language Models for Enhanced Table Comprehension: The Chain of Table Reasoning FrameworkIntroducing a novel approach for enhancing how Large Language Models (LLMs) comprehend table data.
InHeartbeatbyDAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Mar 30, 2022Improving the performance and speed of Deep Learning Pipelines in TensorFlowOptimization related to data preparation, reading, and augmentation
InHeartbeatbyDAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Dec 14, 2021Image Transformations Using OpenCV in PythonA guide to using CV2 techniques to cartoonify images
InHeartbeatbyDAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Oct 6, 2021Exploring the English Premier League 2020–21 SeasonAn in-depth guide for Exploratory Data Analysis with Comet, using the English Premier League 2020–21 sample dataset.
InHeartbeatbyDAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Apr 10, 2020Understanding Tree-Based Machine Learning MethodsA detailed survey of tree-based machine learning methods
InTDS ArchivebyDAT@GUY | The Location Intelligence Weekly·Feb 13, 2020Analysis of the Kenya 2019 Census using R Shiny.The first post-independence census was undertaken in 1969 where 10.9 million Kenyans were enumerated. Since then, the country has conductedA response icon1A response icon1
