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Quantity isn't Always Quality in Big Data
Experts are warning data scientists not to confuse quantity with quality, reports Bloomberg.
It seems obvious that the opinions of 2.3 million people would be more representative than the opinions of a randomly selected 400. In reality, it depends entirely on how the bigger data set was put together.
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