AuthorAID webinar: Logistic Regression Analysis with Felix Emeka Anyiam

Watch our webinar on the occassion of the Math and Stats Month celebrated in the April. The theme for the webinar is "When do you need Logistic Regression Analysis in your project analytical model? A practical methodological approach". Felix Emeka Anyiam, a research and data scientist, is the facilitator for the webinar.

Felix is an accomplished Researcher, Analytics, and Data Science professional with a demonstrated ability to develop and implement data-driven solutions in the Urban and Health sector, with over 10 years of experience in teaching and leading Epidemiological, Biostatistical and Data Science projects, from descriptive to predictive analytics. He also works as a Research Scientist, Scientific Writer, and Epidemiologist at the Centre for Health and Development (CHD), which was founded after years of international research collaboration between the University of Port Harcourt and the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto, Canada, and more recently the University of Ottawa, Canada. The Centre aims to develop human and organizational capacity for health-related research and quality healthcare provision in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, built on sustainable local structure and international collaborations. Felix is an alumnus of the Committee on Data for Science and Technology (CODATA) Data Schools and is one of the coordinators of the Early Career Data Professionals activities, where he provides engaging resources and opportunities towards alumni’s growth in the field of open data and research data science. As an AuthorAID (AA) Steward, he has been helping AA provide a free global network that provides scholarly and Open support for researchers in LMIC. He is a doctoral student at the Durban University of Technology in South Africa.

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