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Video: Problems, then Techniques, then Toys. Keeping Your Predictive Analytics Right-side Up

 

This speaker session is from Predictive Analytics World for Business, October, 5–9, 2014 in Boston, MA:

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 John Foreman is the Chief Data Scientist at MailChimp.com, an email marketing service. John’s main focus is MailChimp’s Email Genome Project, which analyzes millions of email lists – and hundreds of millions of email addresses – to find stories and trends in the data. This research helps MailChimp understand the email ecosystem, prevent abuse, and create better experiences for everyone.

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