Dataiku Teams Up With Epidemium’s Challenge4Cancer

Dataiku Company Romain Doutriaux

Dataiku is proud to reinforce its involvement in health issues as it teams up with Epidemium’s Challenge4Cancer, a scientific initiative aiming at developing data-driven projects in cancer epidemiology.


Epidemium is a scientific research program created by Roche and the community reference laboratory La Paillasse. Together, Roche and La Paillasse want to promote open scientific research in the field of cancer epidemiology through data challenges using open datasets. That’s why Epidemium initiated the Challenge4Cancer.

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Challenge4Cancer: A Collaborative Data-Driven Challenge

Challenge4Cancer will start on Nov. 5, 2015 and will last for six months, during which contestants will test and deploy epidemiology projects. The challenge aims at breaking down the barriers between various competency profiles. The goal: favoring a global approach to guide the execution of data-driven cancer epidemiology projects.

Epidemium will give its contestants an experts’ panel guidance and backing as well as access to datasets and tools.

Health and Dataiku: A Lasting Love Story

There are few places where information is more crucial than in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry, where data (and misuse of it) can literally mean the difference between life and death.

That’s why Dataiku DSS is widely used by pharmaceutical companies, healthcare payers, and healthcare providers. From no-show predictions to disease management, Dataiku offers its users a lever to optimize efficiency and maximize care outcomes. As an example, see how Dataiku can help predict breast cancer metastasis.

Dataiku DSS Collaborative Features to Help Contestants

Dataiku is a proud of its partnership with Challenge4Cancer. The Community Edition of Dataiku is available to each Challenge4Cancer contestant to let them test, deploy, and automate their big data projects.

The collaborative features will allow any team member to share his or her work and insights on a common platform using the tools they know best. The product's intuitiveness will also be a major asset to train and empower beginners while allowing experts to increase their productivity.

By now, Epidemium is still looking for anyone interested to join the challenge. So if you think data can improve health issues, and that everyone should be able to tackle such issues, you are more than welcome to join Challenge4Cancer

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