Reeling them in: initial insight into the factors affecting presentation attendance at American Fisheries Society Meetings
AE Honsey, GL Loppnow, TJ Martin, LA Schroeder… - Fisheries, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Attendance at professional conferences is well studied, but few studies have analyzed
presentation attendance within a conference. Understanding why some presentations attract
larger audiences than others can be useful for both presenters and conference organizers.
To this end, we applied a random forest model to data from 1,676 presentations at the 2015
Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Portland, Oregon. Our results
suggested that presentation time and location, presenter travel distance and h‐index (a …
presentation attendance within a conference. Understanding why some presentations attract
larger audiences than others can be useful for both presenters and conference organizers.
To this end, we applied a random forest model to data from 1,676 presentations at the 2015
Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Portland, Oregon. Our results
suggested that presentation time and location, presenter travel distance and h‐index (a …
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EH Andrew, GL Loppnow, TJ Martin… - Journal of MultiDisciplinary … - researchgate.net
Attendance at professional conferences is well-studied, but few studies have analyzed
presentation attendance within a conference. Understanding why some presentations attract
larger audiences than others can be useful for both presenters and conference organizers.
To this end, we applied a random forest model to data from 1676 presentations at the 2015
annual meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Portland, Oregon. Our results suggest
that presentation time and location, presenter travel distance and h-index (a metric of …
presentation attendance within a conference. Understanding why some presentations attract
larger audiences than others can be useful for both presenters and conference organizers.
To this end, we applied a random forest model to data from 1676 presentations at the 2015
annual meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Portland, Oregon. Our results suggest
that presentation time and location, presenter travel distance and h-index (a metric of …
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