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Event: PyData New York City 2015
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Alex Rubinsteyn: Python Libraries for Deep Learning with Sequences
Andre Panisson: Exploring temporal graph data with Python
Andreas Mueller, Brian Granger, Jeff Reback, Michael Droettboom (Keynote): New Project Features
Andreas Mueller: Machine Learning with scikit learn
Andrew Campbell: Bootstrapping Applications and Dashboards with IPython Widgets
Andrew Montalenti: Beating Python's GIL to Max Out Your CPUs
Andrew Osheroff, Jeremy Freeman, Kyle Kelley: Binder: sharing and reproducing computation
Anna Nicanorova: Optimizing Life Everyday Problems Solved with Linear Programing in Python
Ben Fields: Great Taste, Less Wordy: Document Summarization of Beer Reviews
Brett Cannon: A survey of Python interpreters
Brian Coffey: D3 in Jupyter
Brian Granger: All About Jupyter
Brian Kent: Density Based Clustering in Python
Bruno Goncalves, Anastasios Noulas: Mining Georeferenced Data
Cornelia Levy-Bencheton (Keynote): The Pain of Discipline and the Power of Not Yet
Dan Blanchard: Simplifying large scale parallel processing with Storm and streamparse
Daniel Rodriguez: Querying 1 6 billion reddit comments with python
Dr Jessica Stauth: Portfolio and Risk Analytics in Python with pyfolio
Eben Olson: Neural networks with Theano and Lasagne
Eric J Ma: Network Analysis Fundamentals
Francois Scharffe: Word embeddings as a service
James Powell: Does Code Quality Really Matter
Jeff Reback: Performance Pandas (PyData NYC 2015)
Jessica Forde: Visualizing Wireless Router Timeseries Data with the Density API, Seaborn, and Pandas
Jim Crist: Dask Parallelizing NumPy and Pandas through Task Scheduling
Karim Chine: Towards a universal platform for data science on public and private clouds
Karthik Ananth: Scrapy Workshop
Katrina Riehl (Keynote): Memex: Mining the Dark Web
Lightning Talks
Marcos Vanetta: Reproducibility of your development environment
Maria Nattestad: How Big Data is transforming biology and how we are using Python to make sense
Matthew Conlen: Lightning Web First Data Visualization in Python
Michael Droettboom: matplotlib
Mike Mull: The Art and Science of Data Matching
Milos Miljkovic: Song Matching by Analyzing and Hashing Audio Fingerprints
Nick Evans: Realtime Risk Management Using Kafka, Python, and Spark Streaming
Pawel Potacki: Building interactive visualization with VTK, Matplotlib and Enaml
Perry Greenfield (Keynote): How Python Found its way Into Astronomy
Phillip Cloud: Blaze- An Interface to all the Things
Rajat Arya, Brian Kent: Getting Started with Machine Learning Applications
Riley H: Social Science Conscious Analysis Case Study: The Cost of Public School In NYC
Ryan J. O'Neil: Optimize your Docker Infrastructure with Python
Scott Sanderson: Developing an Expression Language for Quantitative Financial Modeling
Shawn Scully: Production and Beyond: Deploying and Managing Machine Learning Models
Steve Dower: Using Python in Visual Studio
Steve Taylor: Correlation Matrix Filtering and Asset Allocation with Python
Stuart Williams: Python Epiphanies
The Future of Machine Learning Panel Discussion
Timothy Hopper: Understanding Probabilistic Topic Models By Simulation
TJ Torres: Deep Style
Travis Oliphant & Peter Wang (Keynote): Python as the Zen of Data Science
Trent Oliphant: Using Django as a data tool in the Enterprise