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We asked attendees to share comments and ratings on each paper and poster session. Based on those ratings, we offer special kudos to the following paper and poster authors and presenters, and we encourage everyone to check out and share these valuable resources:
Top 3 Contributed Papers
- One Multi-Tabbed, Filterable Dashboard, Kevin Doran
- Milking the Data at Dairygold: From Bar Charts to Neural Networks, Kieran O'Mahony
- Defect Subpopulation Models, David Trindade
*Contributed Paper Winner*
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Milking the Data at Dairygold: From Bar Charts to Neural Networks, Kieran O'Mahony
Top 3 Invited Papers
- Pictures From the Gallery 6: Select Advanced Graph Builder Views, Scott Wise
- Controlling Extrapolation in the Prediction Profiler in JMP Pro 16, Chris Gotwalt, Jeremy Ash, and Laura Lancaster
- Steal This Code! Three Upgrades for Scripts Obtained From the Enhanced Log, Jordan Hiller
*Invited Paper Winner*
Top 3 Posters
- Analyzing and Improving an MLB Pitcher's Decision Making and Execution With Machine Learning, Ryan Cooper
- Netflix or AMC: Predicting Release Strategies in the Age of Options, Lavada Blanton
- JMP Can Be Shiny Too, Caroll Co, David Umbach, Helen Cunny and Keith Shockley
*Poster Winner*
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Analyzing and Improving an MLB Pitcher's Decision Making and Execution With Machine Learning, Ryan Cooper
Top 3 Invited Papers On Demand
- Making an Easy Button for Data Access, Hadley Myers and Peter Hersh
- A MaxDiff Bake-Off Study: Finding the Most Preferred Among Dozens of Products, Amy Anderson, Bradley Jones and Rob Reul
- In My Defense, I Was Left Unsupervised: Hacking an Aquarium With JMP and the Stuff in My Junk Drawer, Mike Anderson
*Invited Paper On Demand Winner*
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A MaxDiff Bake-Off Study: Finding the Most Preferred Among Dozens of Products, Amy Anderson, Bradley Jones, and Rob Reul
Top 3 Contributed Papers On Demand
- 47 Years (So Far) With Designed Experiments From One-Factor-at-a-Time Designs to GO-SSD Designs, Ronald Andrews
- A JMP Script That Determines a Simultaneous 95% Bound Using a K-Nearest Neighbor Approach, Don Kent and Rich Newman
- One Multi-Tabbed, Filterable Dashboard, Kevin Doran
*Contributed Paper On Demand Winner*
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47 Years (So Far) With Designed Experiments From One-Factor-at-a-Time Designs to GO-SSD Designs, Ronald Andrews
*Best Student Poster Winner*
Congratulations to all! And a big thanks to all of the presenters who shared their stories, knowledge and experience.
Please continue to watch and share the recordings of papers, posters and plenaries, available here in the JMP Community, along with content from all past Discovery Summits.
We hope to see you next September for Discovery Summit Americas 2022!