Author: Marcin Kosiński

Text Mining Hackathon has started! Yesterday at 5pm UTC we had a pleasure to kick-off Why R? 2020 conference and the Text Mining Hackathon with Julia Silge keynote talk Data...continue reading.

Data visualization for machine learning practitioners is the title of Why R? Keynote Kick Off by Julia Silge that starts today at 5pm UTC!. You can find all scheduled talks...continue reading.

Why R 2020 Keynotes sessions are close! Check out below posts to find out dates and descriptions of keynote talks for 2020.whyr.pl. Why R? 2020 Keynotes Why R? 2020 Keynotes...continue reading.

The fourth edition of Why R? Conference (2020.whyr.pl) is happening this week. Below are informations on how to participate! Register to get all relevant notifications for participant. All talks, besides...continue reading.

Why R? 2020 conference 2020.whyr.pl is happening this week. There are still some last seats for workshops held on Friday Sept 25th/ Register 2020.whyr.pl/register/ Registration for workshops started 2020-09-01. Workshops...continue reading.

This Thursday September 17 we are lauching another [whyr.pl/webinars/][http://whyr.pl/webinars/] entitled Me, Myself and my Rprofile 2020-09-17 Me, Myself and my Rprofile speaker: Colin Gillespie meetup event webinar Details donate: w…continue reading.

We just announced the theme for Why R? 2020 Hackathon – Text Mining. You can read some more details about the event on this website 2020.whyr.pl/hackathon/ Submit Teams If you...continue reading.

The fourth edition of Why R? Conference (2020.whyr.pl) is starting in 2 weeks! It was planned for September 24-27 2020 and happens remotely. Some pre-events, like Text Mining Hackathon start...continue reading.

Why R? Webinars are back for Season 2! After over more than 20 000 views in past season we are eager to start a new set of R webinars! All...continue reading.

Why R? Webinars are back for Season 2! After over more than 20 000 views in past season we are eager to start a new set of R webinars! All...continue reading.

Why R? Webinars are back for Season 2! After over more than 20 000 views in past season we are eager to start a new set of R webinars! All...continue reading.

This decided to give you one more week to submit a talk or a workshop to Call for Papers for 2020.whyr.pl remote conference. Please fill this form 2020.whyr.pl/submit/ if you...continue reading.

This week we are closing the Call for Papers for 2020.whyr.pl remote conferenceIf you would like to give a talk (that will be available on our YouTube channel) please fill...continue reading.

July 2nd (8:00pm UTC+2) is a date for the last Webinar at Why R? Foundation during season 1!. This week JD Long will talk about Taking friction out of R:...continue reading.

On June 25th we had a pleasure to host Why R? Webinar with Dr. Leon Eyrich Jessen who did present a In Silico Immunology: Neural Networks for Modelling Molecular Interactions...continue reading.

June 25th (8:00pm UTC+2) is a date for next Webinar at Why R? Foundation. This time we will have a chance to host Dr. Leon Eyrich Jessen who will present...continue reading.

Three editions of Why R? conferences were a great networking success. During each edition, we gathered around 250-300 R enthusiasts from Europe and we managed to carry out more than...continue reading.

June 11th (8:00pm UTC+2) is a date for next fascinating Webinar at Why R? Foundation. This week we will have a pleasure to host Dr. Erin Hodgess who will present...continue reading.

June 4th (8:00pm UTC+2) will bring another fascinating Webinar at Why R? Foundation. We will have a presentation by Julia Silge about Understanding Word Embeddings. See you on the Webinar!...continue reading.

May 28th (8:00pm UTC+2) will bring another fascinating Webinar at Why R? Foundation. We will have a joint talk by Bernd Bischl, Florian Pfisterer and Martin Binder about Pipelines and...continue reading.