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Statistics Colloquium Schedule for Fall 2009
Organizer: Prof. Zhiyi Chi
Support Group: Graduate Students (please check weekly duties)
Date
Day
Tentative Topic or Title TBD
Speaker
From
9/2/2009
W
Faculty Presentations
9/9/2009
W
Faculty Presentations
9/16/2009
W
Decentralized quickest change detection through one shot schemes and coupled sensor systems
Olympia Hadjiliadis
Brooklyn College, CUNY
9/28/2009
M
On Expectancy Regression
Ying Qing Chen
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
9/30/2009
W
A Propensity Score Approach for the Analysis of Population-Based Genetic Association Studies
Nandita Mitra
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
10/7/2009
W
Human influence on climate extremes
Xuebin Zhang
Climate Research Division, Environment Cananda
10/14/2009
W
UMass-UConn joint colloquium (at UMass, Amherst). Is There Any Magic Left in Statistical Inference and Probability?
Nitis Mukhopadhyay
UCONN
10/21/2009
W
Some Geometric Gaussiana
Rick Vitale
UCONN
10/29/2009
Th
Pfizer colloquium
Stephen E. Fienberg
Carnegie Mellon University, Department of Statistics
11/4/2009
W
Strategies to analyze high dimensional and under-sampled genomics data
Francesca Chiaromonte
Pennsylvania State University, Department of Statistics
11/11/2009
W
Conditional inference for assessing the statistical significance of neural spiking patterns
Matthew Harrison
Brown University
11/18/2009
W
A statistical perspective on complex networks
Edoardo Airoldi
Harvard University
11/25/2009
W
Thanksgiving. No seminar
12/2/2009
W
Design and Analysis of Multiple-Stage Transitional Seamless Trials with Different Objectives and Endpoints
Bin Cheng
Columbia University
12/9/2009
W
Joe Blitzstein
Harvard University, Department of Statistics
Current Statistics Colloquium (2009 Fall)
Past Statistics Colloquium Series
Search Statistics Colloquium Series
Past Events
New England Statistics Symposium