Anomaly Detection Journey
Jeroen shares his transition from academia to the burgeoning field of data science, highlighting his extensive work on anomaly detection algorithms during his PhD. He reflects on the unexpected emergence of the data scientist role in 2011 and the unique skills he brought to this new landscape, emphasizing the often-overlooked importance of design in academic work.In this clip
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