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| 301 | Tue, 8/5/2014, 8:30 AM - 10:20 AM | CC-103 | |
| Large Data Discriminant, Classification, and Detection — Contributed Papers | |||
| Section on Statistical Learning and Data Mining , Section on Physical and Engineering Sciences | |||
| Chair(s): Peter H. Chen, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor | |||
| 8:35 AM | A New Approach to the Parallel Coordinates Method for Large Data Sets — Norman Matloff, University of California, Davis ; Yingkang Xie, University of California, Davis | ||
| 8:50 AM | Interpreting Big, Dense, Scary Linear Models Along Predictor Groups for Studying Visual Area V4 — Yuval Benjamini, Stanford University ; Julien Mairal, INRIA ; Bin Yu, University of California, Berkeley | ||
| 9:05 AM | WITHDRAWN: Interpreting Regularized Discriminant Analysis — John Ramey | ||
| 9:20 AM | How scientific literature has been evolving over the time? A novel statistical approach using tracking verbal-based methods. — Daria Hernández, Centro Mexicano de Estudios Económicos y Sociales ; Mónica Bécue-Bertaut, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya ; Igor Barahona, Technical University of Catalonia | ||
| 9:35 AM | WITHDRAWN: Real-Time Novelty Effect Detection for A/B Testing — Tianhong He, Twitter ; Yi Liu, Twitter ; Luo Lu, Twitter | ||
| 9:50 AM | Error Rate Bounds in Crowdsourcing Models — Hongwei Li, University of California, Berkeley ; Bin Yu, University of California, Berkeley ; Dengyong Zhou, Microsoft | ||
| 10:05 AM | Classification with Known Class Probabilities — Joshua Magarick, University of Pennsylvania | ||
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