Reminder: One week til Rcpp class in San Francisco
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Just a quick note to remind everyone that the
Rcpp class in San Francisco, which
I am holding together with Revolution Analytics, will take place a week from today.
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We are happy to report that the number of registrations has met our initial targets. But as a number of open slots remain, we have decided to offer a few places at discounts of 25% for academics (with code acad1) and 50% for students (with code student). Course details are at the Revolution course page, registration is at the Eventbrite page.
And just for completeness, here is what I wrote in the previous announcement:
The format will follow the workshop Romain and I gave during the tutorial day preceding this year’s R/Finance conference. The style will once again be hands-on, with copious concrete examples and solid coverage of most aspects of Rcpp and related packages such as RInside, RcppArmadillo and others. The eight-hour schedule contains about six hours of instruction, split into four sessions of around ninety minutes. This leaves ample time for both lunch and coffee breaks, and for informal discussions and Q+A.Feel free to contact me at the usual email address with questions. Or with suggestions for the after-party in San Francisco 🙂The one-day class will be offered in San Franciso on Saturday, October 8, 2011. Please see the official course page for more details, concrete location info and maps as well as registration details.
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