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The data science community is known for its rapid growth, experimenting with new statistical algorithms and always taking stock of the best new methods used across other industries.
One of the best ways to learn from other data science experts is at the EARL (Enterprise Applications of the R Language) Conference, which is organized by Mango Solutions. It takes places in four cities around the world each year. Last year we had a chance to attend EARL Boston and this year we had the pleasure to participate in EARL London.
EARL creates a space to learn about the latest advances in the R language and discuss how it’s being used by analysts and end-clients.
This year’s conference in London was very successful with hundreds in attendance from across Europe and the U.S. Although there were many popular speakers, we really enjoyed the sessions on:
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- Constructed, Augmented Choice Models to prioritize Enterprise Customer Needs by Chris Chapman and Eric Bahna from Google
- R — a Swiss army knife for market research by Martin Chan from Rainmakers CSI
- Let R pick your next branch location by Neil Farricker from Geolytix
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