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MilanoR Staff is happy to announce the 9th MilanoR Meeting!
A MilanoR meeting is an occasion to bring together R users in the Milano area to share knowledge and experiences. The meeting is a free event, open to everybody. The meeting consists of some R talks and a free buffet + networking time.
This time we want to focus on a specific topic: data visualization with R. We’ll try to explore the R dataviz world from any corner, checking tools, ideas and applied case studies.
When
Monday, November 20, 2017
from 7,00 to 9,30 pm
Agenda
by MilanoR
by Andrea Cirillo
From modelling to visualization by Stefano Biffani; Mapping data with R by Stefano Barberis; Interactive plots with Highchart by Nicola Pesenti; Shiny in a Data Science app lifecycle by Moreno Riccardi
Where
Mikamai
Via Venini 42, Milano
Buffet
Our sponsors will provide a free buffet!
Registration
MilanoR Meeting is a free event, open to all R users and enthusiasts or those who wish to learn more about R.
Places are limited so if you would like to attend the meeting, you must register here!
—— FAQ
Uhm, this MilanoR meeting looks different from the others.. How does it work?
You’re right, this time we decided to focus on a specific topic, and just explore it from several corners. So instead of having two long talks, we moved to many, but shorter.
Ideally, the meeting may be divided in three half an hour blocks: from about 19:00 to 19:30 we will have welcome presentations and a first introduction to the R dataviz world.
From about 19:30 to 20:00 Andrea Cirillo will introduce the package paletteR, going deeper into a new tool for dataviz (and showing how everyone can extend the R capabilities in every field).
From 20:00 to 20:30 we’ll see a roundup of examples that complete our exploration of the R data visualization world: from modeling to interactive dashboard, we’ll see how R is used in the “real” world.
Then, as always, free food and chat <3
So, who are the speakers?
Mariachiara Fortuna is a freelance statistician that works with Quantide and takes care of MilanoR
Andrea Cirillo is a Quant Analyst at Intesa Sanpaolo currently employing R to explore and assess advanced credit risk models.
Stefano Biffani is a biostatistician/geneticist using R in animal science, working with AIA, Associazione Italiana Allevatori
Stefano Barberis is a PhD in Statistics at the University of Milano-Bicocca. His research is focused on representation and mapping of geospatial data
Nicola Pesenti works as data analyst at Istituto Mangiagalli, previously at SSE Airtricity, Dublin
Moreno Riccardi is Deliverability Specialist & Data Analyst at MailUp
And the sponsors?
Quantide is a provider of consulting services and training courses about Data Science and Big Data. It’s specialized in R, the open source software for statistical computing. Headquartered in Legnano, near Milan (Italy), Quantide has been supporting for 10 years customers from several industries around the world. Quantide is the founder and the supporter of the Milano R meeting, since its first edition in 2012.
Open Search Network is an innovative headhunting company, based in London and focused on Italian Data, Digital Experts (for opportunities in Italy and abroad). OSN is specialised in opportunities for Data Science, Data Engineering, Data Strategy professional, from middle management to executive. OSN is the first headhunting company to be specialised on the Italian Data Sector and to organise online competition for recruitment purpose.
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Please contact us at admin[at]milanor[dot]net 
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