Mango Solutions are pleased to announce the forthcoming R user Group meetings that they will be hosting or participating in.  To attend, please see the registration information on the relevant websites:

 

1.       GreatBoston useR Group      (http://www.meetup.com/Boston-useR/ )

Date:                     Tuesday 23^rd October

Venue:                 IBM Cambridge, 1 Rogers Street, Cambridge, MA

Time:                     6.15pm

Presentation:    Creating and Designing Applications built on R – Richard Pugh and the Mango Solutions Team

A talk about some of the projects that they’ve worked on for large corporations, the general challenges, development environment and business drivers for such applications.

2.       NewJerseyR       (http://www.newjerseyR.org )

Date:                     Tuesday 27^th November 2012

Venue:                 Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel,  515 US Highway 1 South · Iselin, New Jersey 08830USA

Time:                     6.30pm

Presentations:  Plotting Likert Scales in R – Naomi Robbins

                                                Diabetes Toolkit: A Clinical Simulation Tool for Diabetes Trials – Dongwoo Kang

                                                R at Rutgers – Ryan Womack 

3.       LondonR               (http://www.londonR.org )

Date:                     Wednesday 4^th December 2012

Venue:                 The Counting House, 50 Cornhill, London, London EC3V 3PD

Time:                     6.00pm

Presentations:  R as a Web Service: Getting R and D3 talking JSON – Peter Rosenmai

                                                Using Lattice to plot Grouped Data – Richard Pugh

                                                Producing Animated Graphs from R without having to learn any other software – Robert Grant

Workshop:          There will be a free pre-meeting workshop “Introduction to Lattice” from 5-6pm given by Richard Pugh. It will be hands-on, so you may like to bring along a laptop, pre-loaded with R.

Please confirm in advance if you would like to attend this workshop, via email to [email protected]