Livestream: Demystifying Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Machine learning. Artificial intelligence. Big data. Industry 4.0.

These buzzwords are everywhere – in newspapers, magazines, TV and podcasts. But what do they mean? Join us for a virtual event 06 May to hear real-world examples from competitive, innovative organizations using analytics techniques that take advantage of higher data availability and tackle higher data complexity.

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Watch the Keynote

10:30 CEST / 9:30 BST

David J. Hand, PhD, is a Fellow of the British Academy and a recipient of the Guy Medal of the Royal Statistical Society. He has served two terms as President of the Royal Statistical Society and is also the author of The Improbability Principle and Dark Data. Hand was made OBE for services to research and innovation in 2013.

Watch the Panel

11:00 CEST / 10:00 BST

Tune in to:

Review common machine learning techniques and models, and how they relate to empirical models.
Learn best practices for building predictive and explanatory models quickly.
Understand how to start machine learning initiatives or integrate them within existing programs.
And more.

Who should attend?

This event is for people who work for organizations with a lot of data and an interest in (or directive from management to implement) machine learning or artificial intelligence projects.

Livestream Details

06 May 2021
10:30 - 12:00 CEST | 9:30 - 11:00 BST

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