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Conference
Government & Public Sector R Conference (now The Government Data Science & AI Conference) Data science & ML
Dates
Oct 18, 2023 – Oct 20, 2023
Venue
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Place
Washington, DC, United States
Format
Hybrid
Status
Past
Attendance
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Website
web.archive.org
Recorded
0 sponsors · 16 speaker appearances
Notes
Workshops Oct 18, conference Oct 19-20, in person and virtual. Affiliations not captured (speaker section layout changed).

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Speakers and talks 16

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Aayushi Verma—SpeakerFrom Data to Collaboration: Connecting Our Researchers with R and ShinyVideo
Abigail Haddad—SpeakerWhat Job Is This, Anyway?: Using LLMs to Classify USAJobs Data Scientist ListingsVideo
Alex Gold—SpeakerLearn to Love LoggingVideo
Danielle Larese—SpeakerDeterministic Extraction vs. Probabilistic Extrapolation: A Pilot for R-Enabled Augmentation of Information Retrieval by HumansSlides
David Shor—SpeakerData, Surveys, and US PoliticsVideo
Dusty Turner—SpeakerWorld Leaders, Military Service, and Their Propensity for WarVideo
Gary Harki—SpeakerUsing Open Records Laws to get Data from the Government (and When to Sue)Video
Gus Lipkin—SpeakerYour Maps Might Be Lying to YouVideo
Gwynn Gebeyehu—SpeakerThe R Project SprintVideo
Irena Papst—SpeakerFrom Scripts to Pipelines with TargetsVideo
Jared Lander—SpeakerMapping Big DataVideo
Jon Schwabish—SpeakerWhat Not to do in Data Visualization: A Walk through the Bad DataViz Hall of ShameVideo
Melissa Albino Hegeman—SpeakerIt Works on My Machine (Reproducibility in R for Small Teams)Video
Selen Stromgren—SpeakerDeterministic Extraction vs. Probabilistic Extrapolation: A Pilot for R-Enabled Augmentation of Information Retrieval by HumansSlides
Soubhik Barari—SpeakerLocalView: Scaling up the Analytics of Local Politics with RVideo
Zach Terner—SpeakerPreparing for the Future: How Climate Change May Affect Food GrowthVideo

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