Non-Linear and High Dimensional Inference
3-7 October 2022 - IHP, Paris
In statistical learning and modern statistics, it is usually assumed that although data is observed in very high dimension, it actually live on — or near — a geometric structure of low dimension. The knowledge of such a low-complexity structure is of fundamental importance to improve both theoretical and computational aspects of a learning procedures.
Invited Speakers
- Peter Bartlett (UC Berkeley)
- Mikhail Belkin (UC San Diego)
- Clément Bérenfeld (CEREMADE, Dauphine)
- Gilles Blanchard (LMO, Orsay)
- Alexander Cloninger (UC San Diego)
- Adeline Fermanian (Mines ParisTech)
- Damien Garreau (U Côte d'Azur)
- John Harlim (Penn State)
- Christian Hennig (Bologna)
- Claire Lacour (Paris-Est, Marne-la-Vallée)
- Sophie Langer (TU Darmstadt)
- Didong Li (Princeton)
- Marina Meila (University of Washington)
- Franck Picard (ENS Lyon)
- Judith Rousseau (Oxford)
- Botond Szabó (Bocconi)
- Johannes Schmidt-Hieber (Twente)
- Vasiliki Velona (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
- Nicolas Verzelen (Inrae Montpellier)
Application
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