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Heinrich Fritz: 2003-2007 Computer science studies at the Vienna University of Technology.Graduated 2006 in Data Engineeringand Statistics, 2007 in Business Engineering and Computer Science as well as Computer Science Management.Peter Filzmoser: studied Applied Mathematics at the ViennaUniversity of Technology, where he also wrote hisdoctoral thesis and habilitation. His research is in the field ofmultivariate and robust statistics.
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