Graduate Student in Mathematics, UW-Madison
Speaker: Daniel Pimentel-Alarcon Title: Learning subspaces by pieces Abstract: We love subspaces. We observe a phenomenon and try to find a line that explains it. We get our hands on some data, and try to find a subspace that fits it. But in many relevant applications, data is missing, and …
Andrew Bridy and Lalit Jain will tell us about their experience at Boston’s Music Hack Day. They’ll describe their metamorphosis from number theorists to music hackers, their awesome new hack, and their perspectives on the future of music.
In many limited budget experimental settings, such as A/B testing or Protein design, there is a need for adaptive sampling to guide the discovery of as many true positives as possible subject to a low rate of false discoveries (i.e. false alarms). Like active learning for binary classification, this experimental …