- H2O offered free academic licenses to individual students and instructors through its academic program.
- H2O provided group access for classrooms and sent an H2O maker to lead hands-on workshops, including one with Michigan Technological University at the International Association for Great Lakes Research conference.
- Stanford Professor Trevor Hastie praised H2O for setting a generous example for commercial software developers by allowing free academic use of its machine learning tools.
“H2O.ai provides impressively scalable implementations of many of the important machine learning tools in a user-friendly environment. Allowing for free academic use sets a generous example for commercial software developers — it is also the way forward in the era of open-source software.” – Professor Trevor J. Hastie, John A. Overdeck Professor of Mathematical Sciences, Stanford University.
The school year might be winding down for some, but here at H2O.ai we love to help teach new makers every day of the year. Did you know that we have an academic program where you can get signed up with a license for free? You can find out more here: https://www.h2o.ai/academic/
Not only can individual students or instructors get access, we can also work with instructors to do group access for your class and provide a maker from H2O to do workshops. For example, we collaborated with Michigan Technological University and delivered a workshop at the recent International Association for Great Lakes Research conference. Interested in a similar collaboration? Please let us know.
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