Discovery Summit 2016 wrapped up with an announcement of the top-rated papers and posters. The selection is based on the ratings attendees submitted in the conference app. After the last breakout presentations of the conference were finished, we exported the ratings data from the app and brought it into JMP (of course), where we ran an add-in that did the calculation.
We wanted to recognize the top conference content here in the JMP Blog and share it with the larger JMP community. So, below you will find the list with links to the top-rated content, which most of the presenters uploaded to the Discovery Summit 2016 site in the JMP User Community. Contributed papers are those by customers, while invited papers are those by SAS employees. For the first time ever, we gave awards for best student posters.
While you're at the Discovery Summit site, look around. In addition to paper and posters uploaded by presenters, you'll see full-length videos of some plenary and breakout sessions. Many presenters have shared their JMP files, in addition to their slides.
Congratulations to all!
Top 3 in Best Contributed Paper
Top 3: Best Invited Paper
Top 3: Best Poster
- Susan Roweton, Jim Pappas, J. Bruce Dunne, Medtronic, "Comprehensive Analysis of Performance Data for Energized Vessel Sealing Devices Using JMP Pro 12" (WINNERS)
- Karen Copeland, Boulder Statistics, "JMP Pro 13 Modeling Workflow Enhancements With Predictor Screening, Generalized Regression and the New Formula Depot"
- Edward Cooke, Kevin Singer, Peggy Sanchez, Shauna Dorsey, Pamela Sheehan, US Army ARDEC, "JMP Helps the Army Go Green"
Best Student Posters
P.S. If you missed the conference and want a sense of what went on, visit our highlights page for photos, tweets and links to live blogs.
