Posted on: May 1st, 2012
R-Project is an extraordinary resource for statistics and data analysis, maintained and supported by a wide range of researchers worldwide. R’s package system, simultaneously its greatest strength and most dangerous weakness, will be covered in sufficient depth so that participants will be able to exploit the strengths while avoiding the weaknesses. R is a language with its own grammar, vocabulary, phrases, and literature. Like any language, it can be extremely powerful for you once you have mastered a few fundamentals. Attend the course and join the R community!
Insight Statistical Consulting is running a two-day course on R-Project on May 28/29 2012. The first day will be an introduction to R Project course and the second day an intermediate/advanced R Project course. You are welcome to attend one or both days, depending on your requirements and R experience. Attendees are required to be computer literate, mathematically able, ideally with some statistical knowledge and some experience of data analysis. Venue: National College of Ireland.
The course is organised by Insight Statistical Consulting and will be hosted by Professor Antony Unwin from Augsburg University and Professor Cathal Walsh from Trinity College Dublin. Please click here for more information and to download the registration form. Please contact us if you have any if you have any further queries.
Posted on: April 19th, 2012
Helen is a highly experienced quantitative marketing researcher with a BA in Psychology, an MA in Health Promotion and a Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics. Helen has worked as a quantitative researcher for the past ten years, in a number of academic institutions, such as Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland and the National University of Ireland Galway. Helen specialises in survey design and analysis, including questionnaire design, data collection and analysis and report writing, and has worked on a number of large, high profile national surveys for clients, such as the Department of Health and Children.
Posted on: January 4th, 2011
Geoff is a Quantitative Marketing Researcher with a BA and MA in Economics from University College Dublin and has considerable commercial experience conducting quantitative research projects for both public and private sector clients. This includes managing and delivering commissioned survey research for clients from beginning to end – designing questionnaires, sampling advice, data collection and input, data analysis and reporting. He is previously responsible for directing the research function at one of Ireland’s leading estate agencies. Clients Geoff has previously worked for include the Affordable Homes Partnership, Dublin Docklands Development Authority, the Irish Independent and the Irish Auctioneers and Valuers Institute, as well as various central government departments and local authorities across the country. His specific areas of expertise cover the macro-economy, the property market, the labour market and the retail sector.
