Current Seminar Schedule & Abstracts
SPRING 2012:
Location: Colloquium Room, 1147 Mathematical Sciences
Time: Thursdays, 4:10 – 5:30pm
Refreshments prior to Seminar at 3.30pm in Statistics Lounge, 4110 Mathematical Sciences
Times, dates and locations are the same for all seminars except where stated.
Organizer: Chris Drake (cmdrake
ucdavis.edu).
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Organizer: Chris Drake |
| Date |
Speaker |
Institution |
Title |
| 4-Apr-12 |
Michael Jordan (Math/Stat Symposium) |
UC Berkeley |
Statistics and computation in the age of massive data |
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5-Apr-12*
*1:10pm, MSB 1143
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Hongwei Zhao |
Texas A&M |
Generalized redistribute-to-the-right algorithm: application to the analysis of censored cost data |
| 5-Apr-12 |
Liza Levina |
U Michigan |
Consistency of community detection and probability models in networks |
| 9-Apr-12 |
Chunming Zhang |
U Wisconsin |
Robust inference in regression and classification methods for large dimensional data |
| 12-Apr-12 |
Nello Cristianini |
U Bristol, UK |
Patterns in news and social media content |
| 19-Apr-12 |
Nicoleta Serban |
Georgia Tech |
Multilevel functional clustering analysis |
| 26-Apr-12 |
George Fein (2012 Shumway Lecture) |
President, Neurological Behavioral Research Inc |
The 'noise' in ERP studies of alcoholics contains a signal of potential crucial importance |
| 3-May-12 |
Rasmus Nielsen (Berkeley/Davis Colloquium) |
UC Berkeley |
Statistical problems in the analysis of next-generation sequencing data |
| 9-May-12 |
Edward Ionides |
U Michigan |
Inference for partially observed stochastic dynamic systems |
| 10-May-12 |
Shaw-Hwa Lo |
Columbia U |
Locating a few needles in a haystack: discovering infleuntial variables: a review |
| 17-May-12 |
Debashis Paul |
UC Davis |
A regularization of Hotelling's $T^2$ for hih-dimensional data |
| 24-May-12 |
Hung Chen |
National Taiwan U |
On effectiveness of k-means clustering of functional data with marginal covariance matrix |
| 31-May-12 |
Anna Panorska |
U Nevada, Reno |
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For seminar abstracts from previous quarters, please visit the Recent Seminar Abstract Library.