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Statistics Seminars 2009 - 2010
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              
December 2009
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Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title of Talk |
Abstract |
Comments |
| 12/1 |
Susan Holmes |
Department of Statistics,
Stanford University |
Comparing Trees using Distances & Multidimensional Scaling |
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November 2009
| Date |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title of Talk |
Abstract |
Comments |
| 11/17 |
Jiayang Sun |
Department of Statistics,
Case Western Reserve University |
Non-Fourier Estimation in Measurement Error Problems |
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| 11/10 |
Guenther Walther |
Department of Statistics,
Stanford University |
Detection with scan and average likelihood ratio |
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| 11/03 |
Nancy Zhang |
Department of Statistics,
Stanford University |
Cross-Sample and Cross-Platform DNA Copy Number Analysis
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October 2009
| Date |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title of Talk |
Abstract |
Comments |
| 10/27 |
Athanasios Kottas |
Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics,
University of California, Santa Cruz |
Bayesian nonparametric modeling under
stochastic order constraints, with an application to ROC data analysis |
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| 10/20 |
Haiyan Huang |
Department of Statistics,
University of California, Berkeley |
A Bayesian Approach to Transforming Public Gene Expression Repositories into Disease Diagnosis Databases |
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| 10/13 |
C. F. Jeff Wu |
Georgia Institute Of Technology |
Sequential Minimum Energy Designs: From Nano Exporiments to Global Optimization |
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| 10/06 |
David Stork |
Ricoh Innovations & Stanford University |
Lake Wobegon Dice |
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September 2009
| Date |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title of Talk |
Abstract |
Comments |
| 09/29 |
Robert Bell |
AT&T Labs, Research |
Lessons from the Netflix Prize |
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| 09/22 |
Wolfgang Polonik |
Department of Statistics
University of California, Davis |
Asymptotic normality of plug-in level set estimates with applications to binary classification |
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SBJC = Stanford-Berkeley Joint Colloquium at Stanford |
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BSJC = Berkeley-Stanford Joint Colloquium at Berkeley |
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