Research Portfolio Analysis: Network Analysis
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Research Portfolio Analysis: Network Analysis covers an introduction to network analysis, including an overview of types of network analysis relevant to research portfolios. We cover topics including the methods available to perform network analysis, selecting an appropriate method, and how to apply the different methods available to deepen understanding of the research portfolios in which you’re interested.
While no prerequisite is required for this class, we do recommend this course be taken following Research Portfolio Analysis: Framework & Design and Research Portfolio Analysis: Project Management.
Pricing:
Analytic teams are as diverse as the portfolios they manage. We customize our training to address the needs of your team and the projects they are working on.
Understand artificial intelligence (AI) and how machine learning (ML) is involved in AI
Understand the gold standard in AI and why it is so important
Determine which software to use for ML based on your inputs (data and training set)
Discuss ML confidently with peers and provide an assessment of the ethical concerns involved
Assess your ML outputs and the reliability of the product
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Instructor
HEATHER ESHLEMAN
Heather joined the ARI in 2021 with extensive basic research experience in cell biology, microbiology, and infectious diseases. Previously Heather was a postdoctoral research fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, where she studied the molecular mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis. She is excited to use her experience in research and funding mechanisms to serve a broader role in supporting research in the life sciences.
Heather holds a Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the University of California, San Francisco, and a B.S. in Molecular Biology from the University of California, San Diego.