ĭescription: How can we speed up growth? Bring about or prevent important events? Design technology and human processes for high-reliability? Survival Analysis (time-to-event) allows us to wisely answer these questions by allowing us to accurately and precisely allocate credibility among their possible answers. He loves being in nature and his interests lie in the interactions of technology and nature and span a wide variety of topics related to business, economics and causal inference.
He also recently reviewed Telling Stories with Data by Assistant Professor Rohan Alexander. Escobar, and Emeritus Associate Professor Francis G.
Christopher was recently invited to review the book Statistical Methods for Reliability Data, 2nd Edition, co-authored by Distinguished Professor William Q. Carter Hill, co-author of Principles of Econometrics. As well as Emeritus Professor of Econometrics R. His committee also included co-founder of Penalized B-splines and co-author of The Joys of P-Splines, Professor Brian Marx. There he was privileged to be advised by reliability analysis giant, Professor Luis A. He learned many of his skills through self-study with friends as well as during his education at Louisiana State University where he completed his terminal degree, Masters of Applied Statistics. For the last decade, he’s applied survival analysis in R and Python, along with statistics and econometrics to affect positive change for people. Speaker: Christopher Peters is the Principal Data Scientist and ninth employee at Zapier where the mission is to make automation work for everyone. Title: Survival Analysis with R and Pythonĭate: Thursday, March 16th, 18:00 – 20:00 CET (Rome, Berlin, Paris timezone) Learn more about Survival Analysis and how to apply it both in R and in Python! Join our workshop on Survival Analysis with R and Python which is a part of our workshops for Ukraine series.
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