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Statistics Seminars 2007 - 2008

The Statistics Seminars are held in Sequoia Hall (room 200) at 4:15pm on Tuesdays. Coffee is served at 3:45pm.

We provide a LaTeX seminar template for speakers to use (pdf output here). Using this template makes it easy for us to post the details of the talk promptly and without unintended errors that might creep in if we were to transcribe the abstract.

Enquiries regarding seminars should be sent to

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August 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
8/26 Niels Richard Hansen TBA text ps pdf
8/19 Benjamin Yakir TBA text ps pdf
8/12 TBA TBA text ps pdf

July 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
7/29 Laurent El-Gharoui TBA text ps pdf
7/22 Haipeng Xing SUNY at Stony Brook Mean-variance portfolio optimization when means and covariances are unknown text ps pdf
7/15 Mark Berman CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences Some Statistical Problems in Spectroscopy and Hyperspectral Imaging text ps pdf
7/8 Kingshuk Roy Choudhury University College Cork, Ireland Reconstruction of wind wave fields by refractive imaging of water text ps pdf
7/1 Bradley Efron Stanford University Large Scale Prediction problems text ps pdf

June 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
6/24 Mark Podolskij Aarhus University Power variation for Gaussian processes with stationary increments text ps pdf
6/03 Martin E. Hellman Stanford University Risk Analysis of Nuclear Deterrence text ps pdf

May 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
5/27 Andrew B. Nobel University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Finding Significant Large-Average Submatrices in High Dimensional Data text ps pdf
5/20 Matthew Harding Stanford University A Bayesian Mixed Logit-Probit Model for Multinomial Choice text ps pdf
5/13 Carl Morris and Trevor Hastie Harvard University and Stanford University Special Seminar to Celebrate Bradley Efron's 70th Birthday text ps pdf See Announcement for full schedule
5/6 Gitta Kutyniok Stanford University l1-Minimization and the Geometric Separation Problem text ps pdf

April 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
4/22 Michael D. Perlman University of Washington The Role of Reversals in Statistical inference: Two Vignettes text ps pdf
4/15 Qiwei Yao London School of Economics Analysing Time Series with Nonstationarity: Common Factors and Curve Series text ps pdf
4/8 Art B. Owen Stanford University Transposably invariant sample reuse methods text ps pdf
4/1 Susan A. Murphy University of Michigan A Prediction Interval for the Misclassification Rate and Value text ps pdf

March 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
3/18 Brian Marx Louisiana State University Bilinear varying-coefficient surface models with an application to death counts text ps pdf
3/11 Yoram Singer Google Efficient Projections Algorithms onto the l1 Ball for Learning Sparse Representations from High Dimension Data text ps pdf
3/4 Peter Hoff University of Washington Hierarchical eigenmodels for matrix-valued data text ps pdf

February 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
2/27 Bala Rajaratnam Stanford University Flexible Covariance estimation in Gaussian Graphical models text ps pdf Wednesday
2/26 Philippe Rigollet Georgia Tech Stochastic convex optimization using mirror averaging algorithm text ps pdf
2/19 Lie Wang U. Penn Wharton School A Difference Based Method in Nonparametric Function Estimation text ps pdf
2/12 Ethan Anderes UC Berkeley Two Topics in Spatial Statistics: Estimating Cloud Height from Multi-Angle Satellite Imagery and Deformed Random Fields text ps pdf
2/5 Peter Radchenko USC Variable Inclusion and Shrinkage Algorithms text ps pdf

January 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
1/29 Yingying Fan Department of Statistics, Harvard University Integration of Time- and State-Domain Methods for Volatility Matrix Estimation text ps pdf
1/22 Youngjo Lee Department of Statistics, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea DHGLMs for LASSO text ps pdf
1/15 Inchi Hu Department of Information and Systems Management, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China The coupling spline model and stochastic approximation text ps pdf
1/08 Peter Jaggers Chalmers University of Technology and Goteborg On the path to extinction text ps pdf

December 2007

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
12/4 Kingshuk Chowdhury University College, Cork, Ireland Variability of strain estimation text ps pdf

November 2007

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
11/27 Regina Liu Rutgers University Mining Massive Text Data: Classification, Construction of Tracking Statistics and Inference under Misclassification text ps pdf
11/20 Maya Bar-Hillel The Center for Rationality, The Hebrew University The Bible Code: A Scientific Riddle and Its Solution text ps pdf
11/13 Carrie Grimes Google Estimation of Web Page Change Rates text ps pdf
11/6 Peter Bickel UC Berkeley Collapse of Particle Filters text ps pdf

October 2007

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
10/30 Andrea Montanari Stanford University Estimating random variables from random sparse observations text ps pdf ** BSJC
10/23 Andrew Ng Computer Science Department, Stanford University STAIR: The STanford Artificial Intelligence Robot project text ps pdf
10/16 Yuguo Chen University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign A New Data Augmentation Scheme text ps pdf
10/9 Brad Efron Stanford University Are a Set of Microarrays Independent of Each Other? text ps pdf
10/2 Persi Diaconis Stanford University Conditional Inference: Fisher, Neyman, and Bayes text ps pdf

September 2007

Date Speaker Affiliation Title of Talk Abstract Comments
9/25 Susan Holmes Stanford University Finding Time: A la recherche du temps perdu text ps pdf

* SBJC = Stanford-Berkeley Joint Colloquium at Stanford
** BSJC = Berkeley-Stanford Joint Colloquium at Berkeley


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