Good knowledge of and experience with the typical tools and workflows in computational sciences is extremely important when approaching research work in related to data science, scientific computing and computational modelling. Dr Jack Hale gave a tutorial course on “Computational Research Workflows” on 22 November 2019 to the Doctoral Candidates in DTU DRIVEN.
Dr. Igor Poltavskyi from the UL research team of Professor Alexandre Tkatchenko provided a highly appreciated introduction to methods of unsupervised and supervised machine learning. The 25 participants engaged in a number of tutorials using the Python package scikit-learn. The course took place on 26/27 August 2019 and 29/30 August and trained not only PhD … Continued
DTU DRIVEN welcomed Professor Ley from Gent University for his PhD course on Advanced Statistical Analysis on 15-17 July 2019 at the University of Luxembourg (UL). About 50 registered Doctoral Candidates from DTU DRIVEN and various other Doctoral Schools at UL enjoyed the lectures and interactive tutorial sessions.
Professor Martin Theobald gave a very interesting 3-day course on Big Data Analytics to our PhD students in DTU DRIVEN from 25-27 June 2019.
Dr Lars Beex introduced the Doctoral Candidates of DTU DRIVEN to the field of Numerical Optimisation from 11th to 13th of June 2019 covering a broad spectrum of potential application domains and following a learning-by-doing approach by implementing the presented methods in computer code together with the participants.