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LIDA Seminar Series 19th September 2019

Date
, 12:30pm - 1:30pm
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This seminar will be held in the LIDA Boardroom 11.87, Worsley Building, at 12.30 on Thursday 19th September. Seminars are free and open for all to attend. No prior booking is required. Each presentation will be followed by a short Q&A session. #LIDAseminar   Presentation 1: Translation Workflow Automation by determining text difficulty By: Gonzalo...

LIDA Seminar Series 12th September 2019

Date
, 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Category

This seminar will be held in the LIDA Boardroom 11.87, Worsley Building, at 12.30pm on Thursday 12th September.Seminars are free and open for all to attend. No prior booking is required.Each presentation will be followed by a short Q&A session.#LIDAseminar Presentation 1: How and why do General Practice registers and ONS population estimates for Leeds...

Data analysis in energy

Date
, 3:30pm - 6pm
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This seminar is free and open to all but places must be booked in advance. To book please email Benedict Doran with your name, occupation and faculty/organisation. Presentation 1: Dr Chun Sing Lai, EPSRC Research Fellow, School of Civil Engineering, University of Leeds Title: Daily clearness index profiles cluster analysis for photovoltaic system Abstract: Due...

LIDA Seminar Series 28th March 2019

Date
, 3:30pm - 6pm
Category

The Leeds Institute for Data Analytics is pleased to present the next seminar in our series showcasing data analytics. The seminar will be held in 8.43x, Worsley Building, at 15.30 on Thursday 28th March. This seminar will consist of six ten minute presentations from our current LIDA Data Scientist interns. Agenda 15.30 SPENSER – A...

LIDA Seminar Series 21st March 2019

Date
, 3:30pm - 6pm
Category

The Leeds Institute for Data Analytics is pleased to present the next seminar in our series showcasing data analytics. This seminar will be held in 9.59, Worsley building. Abstract In classical complexity theory, PTIME / NP marks the dividing line between tractability and intractability. Nowadays, even reading the whole input just once may be infeasible,...

LIDA Seminar Series 7th March 2019

Date
, 3:30pm - 6pm
Category

The Leeds Institute for Data Analytics is pleased to present the next seminar in our series showcasing data analytics. The seminar will be held in 9.59, Worsley Building at 3.30pm on Thursday 7th March. Abstract I will provide an overview of research topics I have worked over the years, with application in the healthcare domain....

LIDA Seminar Series 28th February 2019

Date
, 3pm - 6pm
Category

The Leeds Institute for Data Analytics is pleased to present the next seminar in our series showcasing data analytics. The seminar will be held in 8.43x, Worsley Building, at 3pm on Thursday 28th February. Abstract Students of epidemiology are well versed in ways to reduce systematic error (bias) in the design of their studies and...

LIDA Seminar Series 21st February 2019

Date
, 3:30pm - 6pm
Category

The Leeds Institute for Data Analytics is pleased to present the next seminar in our series showcasing data analytics. The seminar will be held in 8.43Y, Worsley Building, at 15.30 on Thursday 21st February. This seminar will consist of five ten minute presentations from our current LIDA Data Scientist interns. Agenda 15.30 Understanding and Quantifying...

Data quality and causal inference in Learning Health System: some challenges for developing reliable algorithms in an imperfect world

Date
, 3:30pm - 4:30pm
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The Leeds Institute for Data Analytics is pleased to present the next seminar in our series showcasing data analytics. The seminar will be held in 9.58b, Worsley Building. Abstract Globally, health systems are increasingly rich in data and starved of skilled professionals. “Learning Health Systems” (LHS) promise rapid learning cycles to turn routine data into...

Building a Digital Twin: Testing the Effectiveness of Telecommunication Policies in a Virtual World

Date
, 4pm - 5pm
Category

Abstract Infrastructure decision-making is challenging due to high levels of future uncertainty. Indeed, when considering broadband coverage, we are also faced with a situation where operators are reluctant to share data, there are few existing open-source evaluation models, and most available tools cannot be used by non-technical users. Transparency is sometimes low. Often disagreements arise...