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Langevin Monte Carlo: Randomized Midpoint Method Revisited

New Challenges in Computational Statistics

Integrating Mechanistic Models with Computational Statistics and Machine Learning - New Insights in Biology

Using Classical Algorithms for Modern Applications: MCMC for Tail Calculations, EM - Lecture

Independent Finite Approximations for Bayesian Nonparametric Inference

Deep Generative Models - Maximum Likelihood Learning - Lecture 4

Introduction to Bayesian Statistics

The Future of Crime Detection and Prevention

Probability via Computation - Week 4

On the Unreasonable Effectiveness of Compressive Imaging - Ben Adcock, Simon Fraser University

The Mother of All Representer Theorems for Inverse Problems and Machine Learning - Michael Unser

Affine Spline Insights into Deep Learning - Richard Baraniuk, Rice University

Optimal Iterative Algorithms for Problems With Random Data

Two Decentralised Learning Problems - Sketching and Policy Evaluation - Justin Romberg, Georgia Tech

Deep Dictionary Learning Approaches for Image Super-Resolution - Pier Luigi Dragotti, Imperial

Computational Statistics Courses and Certifications

Langevin Monte Carlo: Randomized Midpoint Method Revisited

New Challenges in Computational Statistics

Integrating Mechanistic Models with Computational Statistics and Machine Learning - New Insights in Biology

Using Classical Algorithms for Modern Applications: MCMC for Tail Calculations, EM - Lecture

Independent Finite Approximations for Bayesian Nonparametric Inference

Deep Generative Models - Maximum Likelihood Learning - Lecture 4

Introduction to Bayesian Statistics

The Future of Crime Detection and Prevention

Probability via Computation - Week 4

On the Unreasonable Effectiveness of Compressive Imaging - Ben Adcock, Simon Fraser University

The Mother of All Representer Theorems for Inverse Problems and Machine Learning - Michael Unser

Affine Spline Insights into Deep Learning - Richard Baraniuk, Rice University

Optimal Iterative Algorithms for Problems With Random Data

Two Decentralised Learning Problems - Sketching and Policy Evaluation - Justin Romberg, Georgia Tech

Deep Dictionary Learning Approaches for Image Super-Resolution - Pier Luigi Dragotti, Imperial

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