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Date:27 November 2024, Wednesday

Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room

Time:10am, Singapore

Importance of Eye-tracking and Response Time in Preference Elicitation: Theoretical and Empirical Insights

Response time is readily available in computer-based discrete choice experiments, and the emergence of webcam-based eye-tracking will soon enable the…

Assistant Professor Prateek BansalNational University of Singapore

Date:15 November 2024, Friday

Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room

Time:3pm, Singapore

BET and BELIEF

We study the problem of distribution-free dependence detection and modeling through the new framework of binary expansion statistics (BEStat). The…

Associate Professor Kai Zhang University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Date:30 October 2024, Wednesday

Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room

Time:3pm, Singapore

“Sur la loi forte des grands nombres”

The strong law for independent and identically distributed random variables with finite variance is the intersection of Kolmogorov (1930) and…

Associate Professor Yap Von BingNational University of Singapore

Date:18 October 2024, Friday

Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room

Time:3pm, Singapore

Weighted pairwise likelihood goodness-of-fit tests for binary factor models

Limited information goodness-of-fit (LIGOF) tests are increasingly recognized for their application in high-dimensional multivariate categorical data analysis. LIGOF tests address…

Assistant Professor Haziq Jamil Universiti Brunei Darussalam

Date:7 October 2024, Monday

Location:S16-03-06

Time:3pm, Singapore

Optimal Design for A/B Testing in Partially Observable Time Series Experiments

Time series experiments, in which experimental units receive a sequence of treatments over time, are prevalent in technological companies, including…

Associate Professor Chengchun ShiLondon School of Economics and Political Science

Date:7 October 2024, Monday

Location:S16-05-21

Time:10am, Singapore

Causal Functional Connectivity from Neural Dynamics

Functional connectivity represents brain network interactions and is fundamental to the translation of neural structure to brain function. While multiple…

Postdoctoral Scholar Rahul Biswas University of California, San Francisco

Date:2 October 2024, Wednesday

Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room

Time:3pm, Singapore

New Regression Model: Modal Regression

Built on the ideas of mean and quantile, mean regression and quantile regression are extensively investigated and popularly used to…

Professor Weixin Yao University of California, Riverside

Date:30 September 2024, Monday

Location:S16-03-06

Time:3pm, Singapore

Distribution Estimation under Local Differential Privacy: From Quantile to Beyond

We propose novel algorithms for distribution estimation under Local Differential Privacy (LDP), focusing on both quantile and Cumulative Distribution Function…

Professor Linglong KongUniversity of Alberta

Date:30 August 2024, Friday

Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room

Time:3pm, Singapore

Transporting Evidence from and to External Studies by Leveraging Aggregate Data

With the increasing availability of data in the public domain, there has been a growing interest in exploiting information from…

Professor Chiung-Yu Huang University of California, San Francisco

Date:20 August 2024, Tuesday

Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room

Time:4pm, Singapore

Mean estimation in high dimensions

Consider an unknown random vector X, taking values in R^d. Is it possible to “guess” its mean if the only…

Professor Shahar MendelsonAustralian National University
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