In the science of data mining, analysts search databases of computerized records to find patterns and clusters of information that might not be apparent at first glance. The process -- used in ...

American history does not lack political entrepreneurs who invented novel ways to manipulate the results of elections, from Tammany Hall in the 19th century to Richard Daley's Chicago Democratic ...

Credit for the rise of databases—collections of data organized for rapid search and retrieval—rightly goes to the advent of computers. But access to those databases was limited and slow in the early ...

The career of the non-existent author Ann Arbor is well-known to connoisseurs of computerized databases and citation indexes. Usually listed as the last author, she is sometimes credited with the ...