Here is an announcement from Predictive Analytics World, the worlds largest vendor neutral conference dedicated to Predictive Analytics alone. Decisionstats has been a blog partner of PAWCON since inception. This is cool stuff!
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Here is an announcement from Predictive Analytics World, the worlds largest vendor neutral conference dedicated to Predictive Analytics alone. Decisionstats has been a blog partner of PAWCON since inception. This is cool stuff!
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message from Predictive Analytics World. If you are NY based you may want to drop in and listen.———————————————————————————-Tom Davenport to Keynote at
Predictive Analytics World New York
Take advantage of Super Early Bird Pricing by May 20th and recognize savings of $400. Additional savings when you bring the team*
Join your peers October 17-21, 2011 at the Hilton New York for Predictive Analytics World, the business event for predictive analytics professionals, managers and commercial practitioners, covering today’s commercial deployment of predictive analytics, across industries and across software vendors. |
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RAVE REVIEWS:“I came to PAW because it provides case studies relevant to my industry. It has lived up to the expectation and I think it’s the best analytics conference I’ve ever attended!“
Shaohua Zhang, Senior Data Mining Analyst
Rogers Telecommunications “Hands down, best applied analytics conference I have ever attended. Great exposure to cutting-edge predictive techniques and I was able to turn around and apply some of those learnings to my work immediately. I’ve never been able to say that after any conference I’ve attended before!” Jon Francis, Senior Statistician
T-Mobile PAW NYC’s agenda covers black box trading, churn modeling, crowdsourcing, demand forecasting, ensemble models, fraud detection, healthcare, insurance applications, law enforcement, litigation, market mix modeling, mobile analytics, online marketing, risk management, social data, supply chain management, targeting direct marketing, uplift modeling (net lift), and other innovative applications that benefit organizations in new and creative ways. Take advantage of Super Early Bird Pricing and realize Note: Each additional attendee from the same company registered at the same time receives an extra $200 off the Conference Pass. |
Outstandingly attractive scholarships are available for students willing to travel to Yorkshire. Thats where the Battle of Roses was fought by the British Royal Family.
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wars_of_the_Roses
Emphasis and spaces in email above are made by me.
Message from Dr Top i bell ow-
It is not New York but very old York, in the North of England.
The scholarships carry a tax-free stipend and financial assistance will be
given for travel expenses to and from York. Accommodation for successful
students is available on the University of York Campus.
For information about the tax-free stipend please write to
scholarships@yccsa.org.
Continue reading “Scholarships for students via #rstatsjobs and R-lings”
Please use the following code to get a 15% discount on the 2 Day Conference Pass: AJAYNY11.
Predictive Analytics World Conference –New York City and London, UK
October 17-21, 2011 – New York City, NY (pawcon.com/nyc)
Nov 30 – Dec 1, 2011 – London, UK (pawcon.com/london)
Predictive Analytics World (pawcon.com) is the business-focused event for predictive analytics
professionals, managers and commercial practitioners, covering today’s commercial deployment of
predictive analytics, across industries and across software vendors. The conference delivers case
studies, expertise, and resources to achieve two objectives:
1) Bigger wins: Strengthen the business impact delivered by predictive analytics
2) Broader capabilities: Establish new opportunities with predictive analytics
Case Studies: How the Leading Enterprises Do It
Predictive Analytics World focuses on concrete examples of deployed predictive analytics. The leading
enterprises have signed up to tell their stories, so you can hear from the horse’s mouth precisely how
Fortune 500 analytics competitors and other top practitioners deploy predictive modeling, and what
kind of business impact it delivers.
PAW NEW YORK CITY 2011
PAW’s NYC program is the richest and most diverse yet, featuring over 40 sessions across three tracks
– including both X and Y tracks, and an “Expert/Practitioner” track — so you can witness how predictive
analytics is applied at major companies.
PAW NYC’s agenda covers hot topics and advanced methods such as ensemble models, social data,
search marketing, crowdsourcing, blackbox trading, fraud detection, risk management, survey analysis,
and other innovative applications that benefit organizations in new and creative ways.
WORKSHOPS: PAW NYC also features five full-day pre- and post-conference workshops that
complement the core conference program. Workshop agendas include advanced predictive modeling
methods, hands-on training, an intro to R (the open source analytics system), and enterprise decision
management.
For more see http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com/newyork/2011/
PAW LONDON 2011
PAW London’s agenda covers hot topics and advanced methods such as risk management, uplift
(incremental lift) modeling, open source analytics, and crowdsourcing data mining. Case study
presentations cover campaign targeting, churn modeling, next-best-offer, selecting marketing channels,
global analytics deployment, email marketing, HR candidate search, and other innovative applications
that benefit organizations in new and creative ways.
Join PAW and access the best keynotes, sessions, workshops, exposition, expert panel, live demos,
networking coffee breaks, reception, birds-of-a-feather lunches, brand-name enterprise leaders, and
industry heavyweights in the business.
For more see http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com/london
CROSS-INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS
Predictive Analytics World is the only conference of its kind, delivering vendor-neutral sessions across
verticals such as banking, financial services, e-commerce, education, government, healthcare, high
technology, insurance, non-profits, publishing, social gaming, retail and telecommunications
And PAW covers the gamut of commercial applications of predictive analytics, including response
modeling, customer retention with churn modeling, product recommendations, fraud detection, online
marketing optimization, human resource decision-making, law enforcement, sales forecasting, and
credit scoring.
Why bring together such a wide range of endeavors? No matter how you use predictive analytics, the
story is the same: Predicatively scoring customers optimizes business performance. Predictive analytics
initiatives across industries leverage the same core predictive modeling technology, share similar project
overhead and data requirements, and face common process challenges and analytical hurdles.
RAVE REVIEWS:
“Hands down, best applied, analytics conference I have ever attended. Great exposure to cutting-edge
predictive techniques and I was able to turn around and apply some of those learnings to my work
immediately. I’ve never been able to say that after any conference I’ve attended before!”
Jon Francis
Senior Statistician
T-Mobile
Read more: Articles and blog entries about PAW can be found at http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com/
pressroom.php
VENDORS. Meet the vendors and learn about their solutions, software and service. Discover the best
predictive analytics vendors available to serve your needs – learn what they do and see how they
compare
COLLEAGUES. Mingle, network and hang out with your best and brightest colleagues. Exchange
experiences over lunch, coffee breaks and the conference reception connecting with those professionals
who face the same challenges as you.
GET STARTED. If you’re new to predictive analytics, kicking off a new initiative, or exploring new ways
to position it at your organization, there’s no better place to get your bearings than Predictive Analytics
World. See what other companies are doing, witness vendor demos, participate in discussions with the
experts, network with your colleagues and weigh your options!
For more information:
http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com
View videos of PAW Washington DC, Oct 2010 — now available on-demand:
http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com/online-video.php
What is predictive analytics? See the Predictive Analytics Guide:
http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com/predictive_analytics.php
If you’d like our informative event updates, sign up at:
http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com/signup-us.php
To sign up for the PAW group on LinkedIn, see:
http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/1005097
For inquiries e-mail regsupport@risingmedia.com or call (717) 798-3495.
Is poetry when randomized
Tweaked, meta tagged , search engine optimized
Violative of unseen terms and conditional clauses
Is random poetry or aggregated prose farmed for click fraud uses
I dont know, you tell me, says the blog boy,
Tapping away at the keyboard like a shiny new toy,
Geeks unfortunately too often are men too many,
Forgive the generalization, but the tech world is yet to be equalized.
If a New York Hot Dog is a slice of heaven at four bucks a piece
Then why is prose and poetry at five bucks an hour considered waste
Ah I see, you have grown old and cynical,
Of the numerous stupid internet capers and cyber ways
The clicking finger clicks on
swiftly but mostly delightfully virally moves on
While people collect its trails and
ponder its aggregated merry ways
All people are equal but all links are not,
Thus overturning two centuries of psychology had you been better taught,
But you chose to drop out of school, and create that search engine so big
It is now a fraud catchers head ache that millions try to search engine optimize and rig
Once again, people are different, in so many ways so prettier
Links are the same hyper linked code number five or earlier
People think like artificial artificial (thus natural) neural nets
Biochemically enhanced Harmonically possessed.
rather than analyze forensically and quite creepily
where people have been
Gentic Algorithms need some chaos
To see what till now hasnt been seen.
Again this was a random poem,
inspired by a random link that someone clicked
To get here, on a carbon burning cyber machine,
Having digested poem, moves on, unheard , unseen.
(Inspired by the Hyper Link at http://goo.gl/a8ijW )
Also-
Trying to compare the transparency of central banks via the data visualization of two very different central banks.
One is Reserve Bank of India and the other is Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Here are some points-
1) The federal bank gives you a huge clutter of charts to choose from and sometimes gives you very difficult to understand charts.
see http://www.newyorkfed.org/research/global_economy/usecon_charts.html
and http://www.newyorkfed.org/research/directors_charts/us18chart.pdf
2) The Reserve bank of India choose Business Objects and gives you a proper drilldown kind of graph and tables. ( thats a lot of heavy metal and iron ore China needs from India 😉 😉
Foreign Trade – Export Time-line: ALL
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Source : DGCI & S, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, GoI
You can see the screenshots of the various visualization tools of the New York Fed Reserve Bank and Indian Reserve Bank- if the US Fed is serious about cutting the debt maybe it should start publishing better visuals
A fascinating article in New York Times details the fascinating details of the Stuxnet virus, apparently the most successful cyber weapon in recent times.
Given that Industrial Controllers are a part of a everything from factories to missile launch configurations, I believe this is a fascinating area of study for the world’s research scientists including creating variants and defenses for this.
https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/16/world/middleeast/16stuxnet.html
Also a 2008 presentation by Siemens that the NYT was kind enough to link to- (whither Wikileaks ??)