Do you know how many people are opting to learn R everyday? Do you know how powerful is R as compared to other statistical softwares? Apart from being an open source software, what are the other benefits that you can reap while working with R? If these questions strike a bell in your mind, this is a must attend meet up for you. Find answers to all these stimulating questions. This meetup is dedicated to bringing together all the practitioners in the analytics domain who wish to upgrade their skills & knowledge of R.
R is an open source programming language for statistical computing, data analysis, and graphical visualization. R has an estimated one million users worldwide, and its user base is growing. While it is most commonly used within academia, in fields such as computational biology and applied statistics, it is gaining currency in commercial areas such as quantitative finance and business intelligence.
The strength of R lies in its ability to accommodate various add-on “packages” which gives it an edge over other statistical tools used for research. Additionally, R’s strengths as a language are its powerfully built-in tools for inferential statistics, its compact modeling syntax, its data visualization capabilities, and its ease of connectivity with persistent data stores (from databases to flatfiles). For all its strengths, though, R has an admittedly steep learning curve; the first steps towards learning and using R can be challenging for some.
This event is organized Ajay Ohri. Ajay Ohri is the founder of analytics startup decisionstats.com. He is a well known writer in the analytics industry. He has religiously contributed to the analytics space by writing books such as ‘R for Business Analytics’ & the latest ‘R for Cloud Computing’.
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Hey! What has been the process of registration?
Hi Karan For the registration process, you can click on the link available under 'Contact'. Hope this helps! Thanks Manish