The Statistics seminar aims to cover topics from all areas of statistics both from a traditional perspective but also from a more data science perspective. The seminar is also offered as MATH 567, Seminar in Statistics, Section 01.

Location: Whitney 100E (See the directions to the department)
Time: Thursdays, from 1:15 pm to 2:40 pm
Organizer: Qiqing Yu

See also: Data Science Seminar and the Capstone Seminar.

Previous organizer(s): Rakhi Singh

• February 8
  Speaker: Zhongyuan Zhao (Binghamton University)
  Title: Analytic Formulae for the Minimax Characteristics of the Generalized Shiryaev–Roberts Quickest Change-Point Detection Procedure under Exponential Observations
  Abstract

• February 15
  Speaker: Wenshu Dai (Binghamton University)
  Title: The mixture of logistic t multinomial models (continued)
  Abstract

• February 22
  Speaker: Bruce Phillips (Binghamton University)
  Distributed Estimation of Principal Eigenspaces.
  Abstract

• February 29
  Speaker: Xinghai Zhang (Binghamton University)
  Title: Semiparametric Proximal Causal Inference
  Abstract

• March 7
  No seminar
  

• March 14
  Speaker: Geran Zhao (Binghamton University)
  Title: EDTER: Edge Detection with Transformer
  Abstract

• March 21
  Speaker: Jingze Liu (Binghamton University)
  Title: Continuous Treatment Effect Estimation via Generative Adversarial De-confounding
  Abstract

• March 28
  Speaker: Baozhen Wang (Binghamton University)
  Title: Conformal Meta-learners for Predictive Inference of Individual Treatment Effects
  Abstract

• April 4
  Speaker: Praveen Niranda (Binghamton University)
  Title: Robust estimation for ordinary differential equation models
  Abstract

• April 11
  Speaker: Yangsheng Wang (Binghamton University)
  Title: Regression trees for longitudinal data with baseline covariates
  Abstract

• Apri 18
  Speaker: Zengyan Zhang (Binghamton University)
  Title: Computational modeling of cell migration in microfluidic channel
  Abstract

• April 25
  No seminar
  

• May 2
  Speaker: Zhou Wang (Binghamton University)
  Title: Set-valued Classification and Conformal Prediction in Out-of-distribution Detection and Bandit Feedback Settings
  Abstract