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Invited Posters

Invited E-Poster Session II

Sun, Aug 6, 9:35 PM

20 Presentations

01 A Bayesian Entity Resolution Approach to Tree Demography Using Overlapping Lidar Scans

Andrea Kaplan (Colorado State University)

02 A Unified Framework for Understanding and Quantifying Model Privacy in Adversarial Machine Learning

Jie Ding (University of Minnesota)

03 Algorithmic fairness in performative policy learning

04 Automating grading workflow with the grade tools package in R

Mine Dogucu (University of California Irvine)

05 Design sensitivity and its implications for weighted observational studies

Samuel Pimentel (University of California-Berkeley)

06 Feature Learning in Two-Layer Neural Networks

Murat Erdogdu (University of Toronto)

07 Geometry Aware Exploratory Data Analysis for Random Objects

Paromita Dubey (University of Southern California)

08 Multiresolution categorical regression

Aaron Molstad (University of Minnesota)

09 Nonparametric Inference for Infinite-Dimensional Parameters via a Restricted Score Test

Ali Shojaie (University of Washington)

10 On the Information Geometry of MM Algorithms with Divergence-to-Set Penalties

11 Permutation Tests in Multiple Linear Regression

Johanna Hardin (Pomona College)

12 Policy Learning with Asymmetric Utilities

Elijahu Ben-Michael

13 Representation Costs of Linear Neural Networks: Analysis and Design

14 Rethinking Nonlinear Instrumental Variable Models through Prediction Validity

Cynthia Rudin (Duke University)

15 scDesign3 generates realistic in silico data for multimodal single-cell and spatial omics

Jingyi Jessica Li (UCLA)

16 Selective inference in semiparametric estimation of time-varying causal moderation effects

17 Smooth estimation of microbial ecology

18 Covariate-adjusted Fisher randomization tests for the average treatment effect

19 SCORE with Data: Sports Content for Outreach, Research, and Education

Rebecca Nugent (Carnegie Mellon University)

20 - What do people see? Testing participants' visual literacy skills in a national survey

Heike Hofmann (Iowa State University)

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