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2020 Jan 24, Why All Statistical Models Should be SpatialJay Ver Hoef, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Why all statistical models should be spatialThis talk will contain some philosophical musings on modeling data, and why I think that we…
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2019 Dec 6, Andrew Bridy, Yale University, Structure and randomness in functional graphs of polynomials over finite fieldsMaseeh Mathematics + Statistics ColloquiumAndrew Bridy, Yale University Structure and randomness in functional graphs of polynomials over finite fieldsLet f be a polynomial with integer coefficients.…
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2019 Nov 22, Jamie Juul, University of British Columbia, Arboreal Galois representationsMaseeh Mathematics + Statistics ColloquiumJamie Juul, University of British Columbia Arboreal Galois representationsThe main questions in arithmetic dynamics are motivated by analogous classical…
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2019 Nov 15, Per-Olof Persson, University of California - Berkeley, High-Order Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Fluid and Solid MechanicsMaseeh Mathematics + Statistics Colloquium Per-Olof Persson, University of California–Berkeley High-order discontinuous Galerkin methods for fluid and solid mechanics It is widely believed that…
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2/18/2011 Part 2: Steven Schwager, Cornell University Censored Geometric Regression with Application to Human SubfertilityPart 2 Steven Schwager, Department of Biological Statistics and Computational Biology and Department of Statistical Science, Cornell UniversityCensored Geometric Regression with Application to Human…
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1/21/2011, Samuel Kou, Harvard University Multi-resolution inference of stochastic models from partially observed dataSamuel Kou, Department of Statistics, Harvard University //.people.fas.harvard.edu/~skouMulti-resolution inference of stochastic models from partially observed dataAbstract: Stochastic models,…
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3/11/2011, Peter Hoff, University of Washington, Mean and covariance models for tensor-valued dataPeter Hoff, Department of Statistics and Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences, University of Washington //.stat.washington.edu/people/people.php?id=67Mean and covariance models for…
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2/18/2011 Part 1: Steven Schwager, Cornell University, Censored Geometric Regression with Application to Human SubfertilitySteven Schwager, Department of Biological Statistics and Computational Biology and Department of Statistical Science, Cornell UniversityCensored Geometric Regression with Application to Human…
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1/7/2011, Kenneth Stedman, Portland State University, The news from Mono Lake, where the conditions are extreme, the researchers are opinionated, and the microbes are all above averageKenneth Stedman, Department of Biology, Portland State UniversityThe news from Mono Lake, where the conditions are extreme, the researchers are opinionated, and the microbes are all above…
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2/4/2011 Maseeh Mathematics + Statistics ColloquiumRobert delMas, Department of Educational Psychology, University of MinnesotaA different flavor of introductory statistics: Teaching students to really cookAbstract: The NSF-funded CATALST project is…
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11/18/2011, Mark Levi, Pennsylvania State University Bicycle tracks, the symplectic group and forced pendulaMark Levi, Department of Mathematics, Pennsylvania State UniversityBicycle tracks, the symplectic group and forced pendulaAbstract: I will describe the above named objects and will describe a…
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2018 Oct 19, Ksenija Simic-Muller, Pacific Lutheran University, Teaching Mathematics for Social Justice: the Promise and PracticeKsenija Simic-Muller, Pacific Lutheran University Teaching mathematics for social justice: the promise and practice Teaching mathematics for social justice centers mathematics as a tool for…
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10/28/2011, Bala Krishnamoorthy, Washington State University, Computational approaches for protein mutagenesisBala Krishnamoorthy, Department of Mathematics, Washington State UniversityComputational approaches for protein mutagenesisAbstract: Mutagenesis is the process of changing one or more amino acids…
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2018 Oct 12, Meir Pachter, Air Force Institute of Technology Many-on-one pursuitMeir Pachter, Air Force Institute of Technology Many-on-one pursuit We consider swarm pursuit-evasion dierential games in the Euclidean plane where an evader is engaged by multiple pursuers and…
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11/4/2011, David Wright, Washington University, Mathematics and MusicDavid Wright, Department of Mathematics, Washington UniversityMathematics and MusicAbstract: Many people intuitively sense that there is a connection between mathematics and music. If nothing else,…
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2018 Nov 2, Lalit Jain, University of Washington Ordinal embeddingLalit Jain, University of Washington Ordinal embedding The standard problem of metric ordinal embedding concerns learning the embedding of n objects into a d dimensional Euclidean space by asking…
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