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Statistics Seminars 1999 - 2000

The Statistics Seminars are held in Sequoia Hall (room 200) at 4:15pm on Tuesdays. Coffee is served at 3:45pm.
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August 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
8/22 Bradley Efron Essential Fisher text ps pdf  
8/17 Hermann Thorisson Point-Stationarity in d Dimensions and Palm Theory text ps pdf  
8/15 Jean-Pierre Antoine Two-dimensional directional wavelets as a symmetry scanner text ps pdf  
8/10 Bent Nielsen The Asymptotic Distribution of Unit Root Tests of Unstable Autoregressive Processes text ps pdf  
8/3 Olivier Thas A Nonparametric Test for Independence Based on Sample Space Partitions text ps pdf  
8/1 S.V. Nagaev The best-possible constant in a Berry-Esseen type bound for a self-normalized statisti text ps pdf  

July 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
7/28 David Siegmund Coalescent Theory   3:30pm
7/27 Bernard Silverman Empirical Bayes approaches to wavelet smoothing and other problems involving sparsity    
7/25 Larry Shepp From emission tomography to fMRI text ps pdf  
7/20 Efstathia Bura Assessing the structural dimension of regressions using parametric and nonparametric inverse regression text ps pdf  
7/19 Charles Stein Markov Chains Monte Carlo with small steps text ps pdf  
7/11 Mark Huber Acceptance/Rejection Sampling from Restricted Permutations text ps pdf  

June 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
6/30 Radford M. Neal Circularly-Coupled Markov Chain Sampling text ps pdf  
6/29 Peter Grunwald Safe Statistics text ps pdf  
6/27 Susan Holmes How tree-like are these data text ps pdf  
6/6 Rainer von Sachs A SLEX-Wavelet model for spectral analysis of bivariate nonstationary time series text ps pdf  

May 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
5/30 Laura Lazzeroni, Art Owen Plaid Models text ps pdf  
5/23 Aad van der Vaart Rates of convergence of posterior distributions text ps pdf  
5/16 Marshall Bern Regression Depth text ps pdf  
5/9 Judea Pearl Estimating probability of causation text ps pdf  
5/2 Minping Qian Promoter finding and linguistic text ps pdf  

April 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
4/25 Iain Johnstone The largest eigenvalue of a large white Wishart matrix text ps pdf  
4/20 A. L. Yuille and James M. Coughlan Fundamental Limits of Bayesian Inference: Order Parameters and Phase Transitions for Road Tracking text ps pdf  
4/18 Michael A. Newton A nonparametric Bayes approach to infer the mixing distribution text ps pdf  
4/11 Oleg Lepski On estimation of composite functions text ps pdf  
4/7 Somesh Dasgupta Gini Association and Pseudo Lorenz Curve text ps pdf  
4/4 Guenther Walther Estimating the number of components in a mixture text ps pdf  

March 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
3/28 Erich Lehmann Intuition and theory: Some statistical examples text ps pdf BERKELEY-STANFORD COLLOQUIUM
3/21 Yuhong Yang Model Selection, Model Averaging, and Adaptive Estimation text ps pdf  
3/7 Amir Najmi Model Selection, Statistical Inference and Data Compression text ps pdf  

February 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
2/29 Christiane Lemieux Variance Reduction via Lattice Rules text ps pdf  
2/22 David Aldous The East (= one-dimensional asymmetric constrained Ising) model: towards rigorous results text ps pdf SBJC*
2/22 Tianwen Cai Analysis of Spectral Data via Wavelets and Functional Linear Model text ps pdf Note: at 2:30 p.m.
2/18 Hui Wang A Barrier Option of American Type text ps pdf  
2/15 Emmanuel Candes Curvelets and Statistical Linear Inverse Problems text ps pdf  
2/11 Andrew V Carter Asymptotic equivalence of nonparametric experiments text ps pdf  
2/8 Florentina Bunea A Model Selection Approach to Partially Linear Regression text ps pdf  
2/1 Persi Diaconis Random matrix theory and the zeros of Riemann's zeta function text ps pdf  

January 2000

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
1/25 Daphne Koller Inference and learning in models of complex stochastic systems text ps pdf  
1/19 Stephane Mallat Minimax Deconvolution in Mirror Wavelet Bases text ps pdf  
1/11 Ingram Olkin Apportionment of Seat in Proportional Representation Systems: A Majorization Comparison of Divisor Methods text ps pdf  

December 1999

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
12/8 Sonia Petrone An exponential family random scheme for non-parametric priors text ps pdf  

November 1999

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
11/30 Jef Caers Stochastic inversion using Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation text ps pdf  
11/23 Erik van Zwet Statistics of a windowed linesegment process text ps pdf  
11/16 Paul Segall Space-Time Inversion for Earthquake and Volcanic Sources text ps pdf  
11/10 Sam Karlin The use of bioinformatics for analyzing and interpreting biomolecular sequence data text ps pdf  
11/5 Edwin P. D. Pednault A Machine Learning Approach to Insurance Risk Modeling text ps pdf  
11/2 Trevor Hastie & Rob Tibshirani New Statistical methods for DNA microarrays text ps pdf  

October 1999

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
10/26 Hidetoshi Shimodaira Assessing the Uncertainty in Model Selection: The Confidence Set of Models text ps pdf  
10/19 Jerome Friedman Gradient Boosting and Multiple Additive Regression Trees text ps pdf  
10/12 Doug Nychka Challenges in Understanding the Atmosphere text ps pdf  
10/5 Moshe Pollak Non-anticipating Estimation Applied to Sequential Hypothesis Testing and Control Charts Independent Components of Images text ps pdf BSJC**

September 1999

Date Speaker Title of Talk Abstract Comments
9/28 Emmanuel Candes New tools for the estimation of discontinuous functions text ps pdf  

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


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