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BBS Flyers 08/2016
- 1. brown bag sessions August 61 seminar schedule The common schedule of the meetings is on Wednesdays between 13:15 to 14:15 local time. You will be informed in case of reschedules. Note to non-Turkish attendees: BBS meetings could be presented in English. If you are willing to attend, please contact with organizers. For any questions, please contact with Umut Işık email: umut.isik@eu.sony.com phone: +90533 381 08 44 03.08PoC ? Umut Işık & Deniz Yavaş 10.08 17.08Muhammet Arslan How to desing a social platform PredictionIO (An Open Source Machine Learning Server) Mustafa Taha Göker Gamification Deniz Yavaş 24.08 Onur Değerli 31.08Blog Content Classification With Naive Bayes Technique