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Velodromo building
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Stats Under the Stars 2019
Stats Under the Stars (SUS) is a hackathon for young Data Scientists, where the teams have a whole night to compete in the analysis of a real-world analytics problem, provided by a business company.
ROOM 3.E4.SR03
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“It doesn't matter where you start, but where you end; Perspectives on education and career pathways from collaborative biostatisticians.”
BIDSA Professional Development Seminar with Todd DeWees (Mayo Clinic) and Isabella Zaniletti (University of Missouri)
ROOM 3.E4.SR03
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BIDSA Seminar: "Probabilistic symmetry and invariant neural networks"
BIDSA Seminar Series Spring 2019 - “Probabilistic symmetry and invariant neural networks” - Yee Whye Teh, University of Oxford
ROOM 3.B3.SR01
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BIDSA Seminar: "Some tough and strange problems in automatic summarisation"
BIDSA Seminar Series Spring 2019 - “Some tough and strange problems in automatic summarisation” - Natalie Schluter, IT University Copenhagen
10/01/2019
The Bocconi Summer School in Advanced Statistics and Probability 2019
The 2019 edition, on Random Graphs and Complex Networks, will take place on July 8-19, 2019.
ROOM 3.E4.SR03
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BIDSA Seminar: "Rough-glassy landscapes from inference to machine learning"
BIDSA Seminar Series Fall 2018 - “Rough-glassy landscapes from inference to machine learning” - Chiara Cammarota, King's College London
ROOM 3.B3.SR01
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BIDSA Seminar: “Uniform, nonparametric, non-asymptotic confidence sequences”
BIDSA Seminar Series Fall 2018 - “Uniform, nonparametric, non-asymptotic confidence sequences” - Aaditya Ramdas, Carnegie Mellon University
Room 3.e4.sr03
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BIDSA Seminar: “A model for a sequence of partitions evolving in time and space”
BIDSA Seminar Series Fall 2018 - "A model for a sequence of partitions evolving in time and space" - Fernando Quintana, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Room N15
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BIDSA Seminar: "Training replicable predictors in multiple studies" (joint with IGIER and Dondena)
Joint Seminar BIDSA, IGIER and Dondena: “Training replicable predictors in multiple studies” - Giovanni Parmigiani, Harvard University
Sarfatti building, Notari Room
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Big Data & Advanced Analytics
Special event organized with Generali Italia to showcase new job opportunities in Data Science.