ENBIS-20 Online Conference

Session

Active Session

28 Sept 2020, 17:00

Conveners

Active Session: ENBIS Live: Open Problems in Business and Industry (Christian Ritter)

• There are no conveners in this block

Active Session: Hands-on Projects for Teaching DOE (Sonja Kuhnt and Shirley Coleman)

• There are no conveners in this block

Active Session: All models are wrong – but which are useful? (Volker Kraft)

• Lluis Marco Almagro (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya | BarcelonaTech)

6. ENBIS Live: Open Problems in Business and Industry

Christian Ritter (Independent Consultant and Professor at UCLouvain, Belgium)

28/09/2020, 17:00

In this session, you will explore and discuss two fresh open problems. Two volunteers will briefly present an open case they are working on, you'll ask questions and give advice, and Christian will facilitate the meeting to make sure that everybody contributes. It's a session type we experimented with at a few ENBIS conferences which gives participants an opportunity to enter much more deeply...

7. Hands-on Projects for Teaching DOE

Sonja Kuhnt (Professor of Mathematical Statistics at FH Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany), Shirley Coleman (Technical Director at Industrial Statistics Research Unit, Newcastle University, UK)

29/09/2020, 17:00

Are you interested in case studies and real-world problems for active learning of statistics? Then come and join us in this interactive session organised by the SIG Statistics in Practice. A famous project for students to apply the acquired knowledge of design of experiments is Box's paper helicopter. Although being quite simple and cheap to build, it covers various aspects of DoE. Beyond...

5. All models are wrong – but which are useful?

Volker Kraft (SAS Institute GmbH – JMP Division, Germany)

01/10/2020, 15:00

You have a business or research question, you’ve collected or found appropriate data, and you are ready to analyze. But which analytical methods should you try? And how will you choose a final – hopefully the most useful – model? In this seminar, we will look at several data scenarios and discuss modeling options and a framework for comparison. We will look at how different questions or goals...