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Seminar Title |
06 SEP 2004 | Labor Day Holiday -
No
Seminar |
N/A |
13 SEP 2004 | Ruth
Pfeiffer NIH -Division of Cancer, Epidemiology and Genetics, Biostatistics Branch |
Mixed
effects
models for
specially ascertained samples: statistical issues and examples in
epidemiologic studies |
20 SEP 2004 | Tao Huang Department of Epidemiology and Public Health Yale University School of Medicine |
Semilinear high-dimensional model for normalization of microarray data |
27 SEP 2004 | Daryl
Pregibon |
Graph
Mining |
04 OCT 2004 | Andrew
Nobel Department of Statistics and Operations Research University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill |
Sequential Prediction and Memoryless Sequences |
11 OCT 2004 |
David
Pollard |
What we
learned
(about concentration and spin glasses) last summer |
18 OCT 2004 | Andrew
Gelman Department of Statistics Department of Political Science Columbia University |
Survey weighting and hierarchical regression: some successes and struggles |
25 OCT 2004 | Larry
Wasserman Department of Statistics Carnegie Mellon University |
Error
Control in Large and Infinite Dimensional Problems |
01 NOV 2004 | No seminar scheduled |
N/A |
08 NOV 2004 | Jeffrey S.
Morris Department of Biostatistics and Applied Mathematics University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center |
Wavelet-Based Functional Mixed Models |
15 NOV 2004 | Boaz Nadler Department of Mathematics Yale University |
Regression and classification in high dimensions: The effects of noise and the importance of dimensional reduction. |
22 NOV 2004 | University Recess - No Seminar | N/A |
29 NOV 2004 | Michael Newton Departments of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics & Statistics University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Evidence for polyclonality of intestinal tumors |
06 DEC 2004 |
Gareth James Marshall School of Business Department of Information and Operations Management University of Southern California |
Curve Alignment by Moments |
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Seminar Title |
10 JAN 2005 | Francoise Seillier-Moiseiwitsch Division of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Georgetown University Medical Center |
Statistical
Methods For Proteomics |
19 JAN 2005 | MLK Holiday - No Seminar | N/A |
(rescheduled date) 25 JAN 2005 1:00 pm |
Andrew
Carter Department of Statistics University of California, Santa Barbara |
Goodness of fit tests using asymptotic approximations |
31 JAN 2005 | Yuhong
Yang School of Statistics University of Minnesota |
Combining/Selecting
Models/Procedures |
07 FEB 2005 | Mark
Low Department of Statistics The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania |
Estimating
quadratic functionals |
14 FEB 2005 | Chris
Volinsky Statistics Research Group AT&T Research |
Modelling
Massive Dynamic Graphs |
21 FEB 2005 | T. Toni Cai Department of Statistics The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania |
Prediction In Functional Linear Regression |
Thursday 24 FEB 2005 4:15 pm |
Jon McAuliffe Statistics Department UC Berkeley |
Statistical methods for genome comparison |
28 FEB 2005 | Julia Brettschneider Department of Statistics UC Berkeley |
Quality
measures for microarry gene expression data |
Tuesday 01 MAR 2005 4:15 pm |
David
Steinsaltz Department of Demographics UC Berkeley |
Stochastic models of mortality plateaus |
Friday 04 MAR 2005 12:00 Noon |
Christopher Hans Institute of Statistics and Decision Sciences Duke University |
Regression Model Search and Uncertainty with Many Predictors |
07 MAR 2005 | University Recess -
No Seminar |
N/A |
14 MAR 2005 | University Recess - No Seminar | N/A |
21 MAR 2005 | Phil Haile Department of Economics Yale University |
Nonparametric
Tests for Common Values at First-Price Auctions |
28 MAR 2005 | Mokshay
Madiman Division of Applied Mathematics Brown University |
Compound Poisson Approximation, Measure Concentration, and Information Theory |
04 APR 2005 | Daniel
Spielman Department of Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Smoothed
Analysis of Algorithms: the simplex method and beyond |
11 APR 2005 | Gregory R. Warnes Pfizer, Inc. |
TBA |
18 APR 2005 | Cristina
Butucea Laboratoire de Probabilités et Modèles Aléatoires Université Paris VI |
Estimation of the Wigner
function in quantum homodyne tomography with noisy data |
25 APR 2005 | Jim
Berger Institute of Statistics and Decision Sciences Duke University |
TBA |