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August 11th, 2008

Jiro’s live seminar, Complete: higher resolution video

After putting this video on the blog as a nine installment collection, the feedback was strongly for a single, high resolution video. Here it is as requested.

Download the complete high resolution video here.

To review, this is a half hour video that shows Jiro solving a case study involving the import of data, visualization, automating of plotting, optimization, design of experiment and automatic report generation. This is the same seminar that you might see if you attended a live event.

All the videos in the series are located here.

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This is a new kind of video for this blog. We would like to know how the viewing experience compares to the Webinars, live seminars and other videos we have presented to you. Please let us know in the comments!

By Doug Hull

09:59 UTC | Posted in Cool feature, Jiro's Live Seminar, Video | Permalink | 3 Comments »

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3 Responses to “Jiro’s live seminar, Complete: higher resolution video”

  1. Shahar replied on August 21st, 2008 at 05:27 UTC :

    Thanks, this video shown some nice tricks and methods. Hope for more recorded lectures!

  2. Diana replied on March 19th, 2009 at 12:51 UTC :

    Thank you so much for your wonderful work!

  3. Bart replied on March 24th, 2010 at 13:33 UTC :

    Hi,
    first of all, nice work, I learned a lot the last 37 minutes.
    I’m doing my thesis on flapping wings and I also would like to work with design of experiments and then analysing the data. Is it possible to get a copy of the code? Or the automatic generated script :) (which is totaly new for me) to see the steps in more detail?
    Please email me, it would help me a lot I think.

    Kind regards,
    Bart

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