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Improvement of Type la Supernovae Selection, Photometric Typing, and Dark Energy Constraints
Event Topic: Computational Mathematics & Statistics
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Feb
29
Numerical Approach to Solve Tumor Growth Model With A Free Boundary
SpeakerWenrui HaoUniversity of Notre Damehttp://people.mbi.ohio-state.edu/hao.50/ Description We use a new numerical approach, which is based on Numerical Algebraic Geometry, to explore free boundary...
Feb
27
A Joint Statistical Model for Social Network and Behavior
SpeakerLiping TongLoyola Universityhttp://www.luc.edu/math/ftfaculty/ltong.shtml Description An individual’s behavior may be influenced by the behaviors of friends, such as hours spent watching...
Feb
23
Polynomial Chaos for Uncertainty Quantification Methods
Event Topic: Computational Mathematics & Statistics
Feb
20
A Study on the Degree-Based Conditions for Hamilton Properties
Description In this talk, we will survey some well-known theorems regarding graphs being Hamiltonian or with stronger Hamiltonianrties. Recently, it has been found that most graphs satisfying the...
Feb
15
Jump Robust Two Time Covariance Estimation and Realized Volatility Budgets
Description We estimate the daily integrated variance and covariance of stock returns using high-frequency data in the presence of jumps, market microstructure noise and non-synchronous trading. For...
Feb
13
Computational Insights into the Social Life of Zebras (and other animals)
SpeakerTanya Berger-WolfUniversity of Illinois at µç³µÎÞÂëhttp://compbio.cs.uic.edu/~tanya/ Description Computation has fundamentally changed the way we study nature. Recent breakthroughs in data...
Feb
9
SPDE by Kernel-Based Methods
Event Topic: Computational Mathematics & Statistics
Feb
2
Optimal Recovery of Reproducing-Kernel Banach Spaces
Event Topic: Computational Mathematics & Statistics
Jan
30
A Nonparametric Empirical Bayes Framework for Large-Scale Multiple Testing
SpeakerRyan MartinUniversity of Illinois at µç³µÎÞÂëhttp://homepages.math.uic.edu/~rgmartin/index.html Description In this talk I will present a flexible and identifiable version of the two-groups...