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GS-BART: Graph split additive decision trees for classification and nonparametric regression of spatial and network data

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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InfiAgent: A Multi-Tool Agent for AI Operating Systems

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Leveraging Visual Cognition in Data Visualization

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Bayesian trees and forests for unsupervised learning and their spatial adaptation properties

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Surrogate modeling and uncertainty quantification for inverse problems and dynamical systems

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Advances in Adversarial Risk Analysis

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Quantum Markov chain Monte Carlo(s)

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Sparse topic modeling via spectral decomposition and thresholding

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Utilizing Network Structure to Flexibly Model Areal Data

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Bayesian forecasting and decisions under model uncertainty: Here and back again (1988–2024)

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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German Studies Fall 2024 Teacher & Student Mixer!

Sponsor(s): German Studies
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Ballot design and electoral outcomes: The role of candidate order and party affiliation

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Normatively Backwards Rubric Scoring: Evidence from NIH Peer Review

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Causally Sound Priors for Binary Experiments

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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The Bayesian Infinitesimal Jackknife for Variance

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Phystatistics: The Rise of the Data Physicist

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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On Mixture of Experts in Large-Scale Statistical Machine Learning Applications

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science
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Data integration approaches to estimate heterogeneous treatment effects

Sponsor(s): Statistical Science