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Tag Archives: Wolfram Alpha
I typed “predictions” in Wolfram Alpha, and I got that… among other things.
- And now, for “forecasting”:
No prediction market archives on the Web = No search engines for prediction market data
I raved the other day about the coming of search engines for (public) data, and I dreamed up about search engines for prediction market data. What I completely forgot to mention is that most of prediction exchanges don’t publish their … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Information Technology, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged betting markets, event derivative markets, Google, Google Search, Google Web Search, prediction exchanges, prediction markets, public data, public prediction exchanges, public prediction markets, Search Engines, Stephen Wolfram, Wolfram, Wolfram Alpha
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