Predictive Analytics World, Feb 16-17, San Francisco

Predictive Analytics World
Dates: February 16-17, 2010
Location: Palace Hotel, San Francisco, CA

February's agenda covers hot topics and advanced methods such as social data, uplift modeling (net lift), text mining, massively parallel analytics, in-cloud deployment, and innovative applications that benefit organizations in new and creative ways.

Take advantage of the Super Early Bird ($400 off) and register before December 18.

Highlights of the February program include:

Social Data

• 1-800 Flowers: Leveraging Social Media Data to Manage Fraud Risk
• Leading North American Telecom: The Social Effect: Predicting Telecom Customer Churn with Call Data

• Charles Schwab & Co: Response Modeling is the Wrong Modeling: Maximize Impact With Net Lift Modeling

• Google: Massively Parallel Learning of Tree Ensembles to Predict Ad Quality

• In-database Vs. In-cloud Analytics: Implications for Deployment

• Text Mining: Lessons Learned - John Elder, Ph.D., Elder Research, Inc.
• Fortune 500 global technology company: Rules Rule: Inductive Business-Rule Discovery in Text Mining

• Eureka! Seven Innovative Applications of Predictive Analytics, Eric Siegel, Ph.D., Conference Chair
• Younoodle: The Mathematics of Innovation: Predicting Startup Success
• Visa: Building 10,000 Predictive Models: Scaling Health & Status Models to Large, Complex Systems
• Continental Airlines and PASSUR Aerospace: Predicting the Health of Air Traffic Systems
• U.S. Army, and a large commercial satellite company: Reliability Analytics: Predicting Equipment Failure

• PayPal (eBay): Next Best Product Model: How to optimize on probability as well as profitability
• AT&T: Market Simulation in the Telecommunications Sector
• Sun Microsystems: Time-Purchasing Analytics and Next-Logical Predictions: Lessons from the High-Tech B2B World