Mr. Anthony Babinec

Anthony Babinec is President of AB Analytics. For over two decades, Tony Babinec has specialized in the application of statistical and data mining methods to the solution of business problems. Before forming AB Analytics, Babinec was Director of Advanced Products Marketing at SPSS; he worked on the marketing of Clementine and introduced CHAID, neural nets and other advanced technologies to SPSS users. He is on the Board of Directors of the Chicago Chapter of the American Statistical Association, where he has held various offices including President.

Education:

BA in Sociology, University of Chicago

MA in Sociology, University of Chicago (Advanced Statistics and Political Sociology)

Areas of Expertise:

Data Mining

Machine Learning

Latent Class Models

Choice Models

SPSS

Decision Trees

Neural Nets

Publications:

Editorial Board of the Journal of Targeting, Measurement and Analysis for Marketing


Presentations:

AMA's Applied Research Methods Conference

Advanced Research Techniques Forum

Sawtooth Software Conference

Statistical Innovation's Statistical Modeling Week

Awards:

Elected Phi Beta Kappa

Courses:
Cluster Analysis
Data Mining: Unsupervised Techniques
Decision Trees and Rule-Based Segmentation
Discrete Choice Modeling and Conjoint Analysis
Introduction to Predictive Modeling
Principal Components and Factor Analysis
Survey Analysis
Survey Design and Sampling Procedures



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