The attendees and non-attendees match the population and non-attendance bias should be small [38].
That evening, my friends and I were just about the only attendees who matched the athletes' demographic.
Huddled together with drinks in their hands, the attendees with matching undercuts had the appearance of religious cult members standing in formation -- or maybe just an especially tight-knit college debate club from a bygone era.
Similar to the venue recommendation problem, recommendation techniques such as content and collaborative-based methods are used to match attendees and session presentations.
I recently hosted a trivia fundraiser for the Hudson Valley-based Beacon Arts Council, where my dad is president, and pledged to match attendees' donations.
We consider, as a case study, a formal model of an online interactive tool that enables conference attendees to share thoughts and reactions and select matching attendees to start communication with.
He says the fact that Eventbrite has traditionally focused almost exclusively on marketing to hosts, rather than consumers, means there's still an opportunity around helping to match events with attendees and, ultimately, generate more sales.
Each hospital control was selected as the first attendee on a given selection day to match the next case on a daily updated list of cases by sex and 5-year age group.
Whenever users opt-in to beacon alerts on the official app, they are matched with attendees sharing similar interests when they come within range of each other at selected venues.
Pulmonary TB cases were at least 15 years old, controls were age and sex matched clinic attendees.
Attendees reviewed and changed the publicity flyer and harvesting survey, which had been drafted to closely match the traditional open JLA layout.
