Events
Infer and control effects of lurking variables for 3D printing quality control
ESD Research Seminar by Qiang Huang – In physical experiments, the response of a process or system can be affected by three categories of variables: experimental variables or factors to be investigated, observable variables assumed to be fixed, and lurking variables that are unknown or unmeasurable.
Max Li (University of Michigan) – Data-Driven Modeling and Optimization Methods for Current and Future Airspace Users
Max Li (University of Michigan) – Data-Driven Modeling and Optimization Methods for Current and Future Airspace Users
Jeremy Heng (ESSEC Business School) – Diffusion Schrödinger Bridge with Applications to Score-Based Generative Modeling
Jeremy Heng (ESSEC Business School) – Diffusion Schrödinger Bridge with Applications to Score-Based Generative Modeling
Nitish Ramkumar (London Stock Exchange Group) – Present and Future of Financing Net-Zero Transition
Nitish Ramkumar (London Stock Exchange Group) – Present and Future of Financing Net-Zero Transition
Geoffrey Chua (Nanyang Technological University) – An Algorithmic Approach to Managing Supply Chain Data Security: The Differentially Private Newsvendor
Geoffrey Chua (Nanyang Technological University) – An Algorithmic Approach to Managing Supply Chain Data Security: The Differentially Private Newsvendor
Lee Wei Yang (Monetary Authority of Singapore) – Digitalizing the Future of License Applications
Lee Wei Yang (Monetary Authority of Singapore) – Digitalizing the Future of License Applications
Feng Ling (A*STAR) – Optimal Machine Intelligence at the Edge of Chaos and Initial Applications to Model Training
Feng Ling (A*STAR) – Optimal Machine Intelligence at the Edge of Chaos and Initial Applications to Model Training
Limited-Trust in Diffusion of Competing Alternatives Over Social Networks & Apurv Shukla (Texas A&M University) – Differentially Private Online Resource Allocation
Limited-Trust in Diffusion of Competing Alternatives Over Social Networks & Apurv Shukla (Texas A&M University) – Differentially Private Online Resource Allocation
Yan Shuo Tan (National University of Singapore) – Understanding and Overcoming the Statistical Limitations of Decision Trees
Yan Shuo Tan (National University of Singapore) – Understanding and Overcoming the Statistical Limitations of Decision Trees
Anish Agarwal (Columbia University) – Causal Tensor Completion
Anish Agarwal (Columbia University) – Causal Tensor Completion