Date:12 November 2025, Wednesday
Location:S16-05-22
Time:4pm, Singapore
Online Learning Methods for Digital MarketsOnline learning is formulated as a sequential decision problem with partial/censored feedback: an agent acts in an unknown, oblivious environment,…
Date:11 November 2025, Tuesday
Location:S16-05-21
Time:11am, Singapore
Statistical Analyses of Sports Injury and Prevention in Student AthletesWe present various studies that investigate the head injury and prevention of secondary school athletes, from Hawaii Concussion Awareness and…
Date:30 September 2025, Tuesday
Location:S16-05-21
Time:11am, Singapore
Clustering by hill-climbing: consistency resultsIn this talk, I will present a unified theoretical framework for clustering methods based on hill-climbing strategies, originally introduced by…
Date:20 August 2025, Wednesday
Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room
Time:3pm, Singapore
Random Fourier Features Based Gaussian Process Models for Stochastic SimulationsStochastic simulations are increasingly used to describe complex systems with uncertainties. To better characterize the uncertainty of such a simulation,…
Date:19 August 2025, Tuesday
Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room
Time:3pm, Singapore
Influential entities are everywhereInfluential entities can occur in social media, financial markets, energy transmission, you name it. In the presence of short time…
Date:24 July 2025, Thursday
Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room
Time:2pm, Singapore
Learning Causal World Models from Acting and Seeing Using Score FunctionsIn causal inference, true causal order and the graph of causal interaction can be uniquely determined if you have sufficient…
Date:3 June 2025, Tuesday
Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room
Time:2pm, Singapore
Integral Imprecise Probability MetricsQuantifying differences between probability distributions is central to statistics and machine learning, primarily for comparing statistical uncertainty. However, epistemic uncertainty—stemming…
Date:14 May 2025, Wednesday
Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room
Time:3pm, Singapore
Large Random General First-Order Methods: Mean-Field Theory and Statistical ApplicationsGeneral first-order methods (GFOMs), including various gradient descent variants and approximate message passing algorithms, constitute a broad class of iterative…
Date:29 April 2025, Tuesday
Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room
Time:3pm, Singapore
Exploring Data Quality Challenges with a Quick Tour of Statistical Inference and Machine LearningIn today’s data-driven landscape, harnessing vast and varied datasets provides unparalleled opportunities for knowledge extraction and informed decision-making. Yet, within…
Date:23 April 2025, Wednesday
Location:S16-06-118, Seminar Room
Time:3pm, Singapore
Controlling the False Discovery Rate in Transformational Sparsity: Split KnockoffsControlling the False Discovery Rate (FDR) with finite sample guarantee in a variable selection procedure is important for trustworthy and…