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    • Aug 2024
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    Course: Machine Learning for Computational Biology - livestreaming

    Hi everyone

    Instats is pleased to be offering a new seminar on Machine Learning for Computational Biology on September 16. This one-day workshop, led by Nikolay Oskolkov from Lund University, provides a comprehensive introduction to machine learning techniques in computational biology, focusing on both theoretical knowledge and practical coding skills in R and Python. Participants will learn to implement from scratch and optimize algorithms such as neural networks, random forest, k-means clustering, and Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC), making it an essential resource for advancing research genetics.

    Sign up today to reserve your spot in this workshop and don't forget about our upcoming 3-day workshop on the Analysis of DNA Methylation running September 18 - 20 with senior researcher Aline Muyle. We look forward to seeing you there!


    Best wishes

    Michael Zyphur
    Director
    Institute for Statistical and Data Science
    instats.org
    This Instats seminar on Machine Learning for Computational Biology taught by Professor Nikolay Oskolkov will help you take your research to the next level. Sign up today!

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