The book opens with The Mathematics of Mindful Decisions, an invitation to approach choices not just logically, but reflectively. Through probability, rational thinking, and real-life dilemmas, the chapter encourages ethical, informed decision-making as both a science and a spiritual practice.
In How Much Must We Verify to Trust a Bill?, readers are guided through statistical sampling methods that reveal how customers can verify billing accuracy with confidence, using fundamental principles of inferential statistics. This empowers everyday consumers to hold service providers accountable using reason over guesswork.
Building Powerful Logistic Regression Models in Excel strips away the perceived complexity of machine learning. It demonstrates how skilled managers can use everyday tools like Excel to create industry-grade classification models, proving that elegant solutions can be built without writing a single line of code.
Boosting Algorithms' Journey for Perfection transforms machine learning into a philosophical exploration. It journeys through algorithms like AdaBoost, XGBoost, and CatBoost, drawing parallels between algorithmic learning and human growth, humility, and refinement.
Why Text Challenges the Machine Mind delves into the complexities of natural language processing. It explains why unstructured text data poses unique hurdles for machines and how our cognition reflects this struggle, offering a sobering look into what it means to teach language to algorithms.
In Garbage Collection Using IoT, Deep Learning, Cloud Computing, and Operations Research, the author presents a futuristic yet practical model for smart urban sanitation. This chapter integrates advanced technologies into one cohesive and scalable solution to address one of the oldest civic challenges.
Why India Needs a Digital Database of Government Office Addresses highlights a simple, overlooked innovation that could revolutionise public services and logistics. It proposes how a structured database could remove bottlenecks in postal, courier, and governance workflows - a low-cost fix with national impact.
The final chapter, A Data-Driven Meditation on Solvency, Risk, and Responsibility, offers a strategic framework to evaluate corporate health through both financial indicators and consumer sentiment. Drawing from disruption theory and data ethics, it proposes a new lens through which businesses and regulators can anticipate collapse before it happens.
Each chapter is crafted not just to inform, but to inspire - illustrating that data, when combined with clarity and purpose, can become a vehicle for affordable innovation and responsible change. This book is ideal for data scientists, policy thinkers, startup leaders, and reflective decision-makers who seek to create solutions that make both sense and impact.