Applied Probability Days 2021 was a virtual event held July 7-9, 2021 (Wednesday-Friday).
The speakers were:
- John Duchi (Stanford University): On the intersection between privacy, statistical inference, and optimality
- Jevgenijs Ivanovs (Aarhus University): Implementable coupling of a Lévy process and a Brownian motion
- Claudia Klüppelberg (Technical University of Munich): Conditional independence in max-linear Bayesian networks: impact graphs, source graphs, and ﹡-dependence
- Laurent Massoulié (INRIA Paris and Microsoft Research-INRIA Joint Centre): Partial alignment of sparse random graphs
- Gareth Roberts (University of Warwick): Limits of simulated and parallel tempering schemes in high dimensions
- Devavrat Shah (MIT): Causal tensor estimation
- Ben Van Roy (Stanford University): Simple agent, complex environment: efficient reinforcement learning with agent states
- Garrett van Ryzin (Amazon): Labor cost free-riding in the gig economy
- Mengdi Wang (Princeton University): Compressive state representation learning towards small-data RL applications
All are very welcome, but please register through the above button to let us know you plan to attend. We will send you logistical details in the days before the event.
This event is brought to you by the Center for Applied Probability and the Data Science Institute at Columbia University in the City of New York.
