School Seminars Spring 2009
- January 22:
- Charles J. Geyer, School of Statistics, University of Minnesota
- Likelihood Inference in Exponential Families and Directions of Recession
- February 5:
- Nathan R. Kuncel, Department of Psychology, University of Minnesota
- Making the Right Decision in Graduate Admissions: The Predictive Power of Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Characteristics
- February 26:
- Pat Whitcomb, DesignEase Software
- Graphical Selection of Effects in General Factorials
- March 9:
- BUEHLER-MARTIN DISTINGUISHED LECTURER SERIES, Trevor Hastie, Stanford University
- Modern Trends in Data Mining
- March 10:
- BUEHLER-MARTIN DISTINGUISHED LECTURER SERIES, Trevor Hastie, Stanford University
- Regularization Paths and Coordinate Descent
- March 26:
- Inge Helland, University of Oslo
- A Bayesian Predictor under Symmetry based on the Parametric Partial Least Squares Algorithm
- April 2:
- Michael Potegal, Pediatric Neurology, University of Minnesota
- Children's Tantrums: Generality of their Emotional/Behavioral Constituents and Development of the Anger Intensity-Behavioral Linkage Function Model
- April 9:
- Daniel Kaplan, Macalaster College
- Using Geometry to Develop Statistical Reasoning
- April 23:
- Bob Cudeck, Psychology Department, Ohio State University
- Marginal Maximum Likelihood Estimation of a Latent Variable Model with Interaction
- May 7:
- Vasileios Maroulas, Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications, University of Minnesota
- Tracking Groups of Wildlife: A Multi-object Bayesian Approach
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