Events

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

SPEAKER: Diego Bolón Rodríguez (ULB)   TITLE: A review on highest density region estimation   ABSTRACT: Highest density regions (HDRs in short) are sets where the density function of the data exceeds a given (and usually high) threshold.

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

Join Our Upcoming Seminar on AI, NLP, and Text Analysis! We are thrilled to announce a two-day seminar series that will delve into the world of text analysis, artificial intelligence (AI), and natural language processing (NLP).

SPEAKER: Eddie Aamari (École Normale Supérieure de Paris)   TITLE: A theory of stratification learning: clustering-by-dimensionality with reconstruction   ABSTRACT: Given i.i.d.

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

Susovan Pal will give a talk at the Seminar in Geometry and Statistics on Thursday 12 December from 14 to 15. 

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).