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ACEMS Virtual Public Lecture - The Origami of Data Science Many of us know about origami - where a flat square of paper is folded into a sculpture that inspires appreciation and imagination. In the same way, we might think about origami (or perhaps more accurately 'oridēta') in the context of data science, whereby a… |
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Title: Fighting COVID-19 at Cornell University YouTube Recording Abstract Universities around the world faced a challenging decision during the summer of 2020: whether to reopen for in-person instruction despite the pandemic and how to protect campus populations if they did. Operations research and data science were a fundamental part of these decisions at Cornell University in… |
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ADSN Workshop: Synthetic Data We’ve had recent interest from industry about simulating realistic data from complex systems. There are many situations where sensitivities of real data make synthetic data safer to handle. We (QUT) would like to convene a workshop to engage researchers with capabilities and interests in synthetic data and open up possibilities for… |
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ACEMS Virtual Public Lecture - Hypocrisy ++ There are two popular, but competing, philosophical theories which attempt to answer this question, usually referred to as the 'subjective' and the 'frequency' approaches. These theories are often claimed to form the foundations, respectively, of the Bayesian and frequentist interpretations of statistics. In this public lecture, Professor Burdzy… |
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Monitoring the nation's pulse: The what, who, how and why of the Census In this Data Science in the News webinar, we will explore the important role data science plays in the Australian Census. Register now Moderator: Professor David Lovell – Deputy Director, QUT Centre for Data Science Panellists: Mr Mark Harding - Program Manager,… |
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2 events,Data-driven queueing challenges The increasing availability of data in the operation of large computer networks and the management of human service systems creates new problems in queueing theory. To respond, ACEMS and NETWORKS are co-sponsoring an on-line workshop on `Data-driven queueing challenges’, in association with The Alan Turing Institute. The workshop brings together researchers from…
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Distinguished Visitor Seminar - Assistant Professor Linda Tan The Centre for Data Science Distinguished Visitor Seminar Series has been created to provide a platform for our esteemed colleagues from across the nation and the globe to share their research, knowledge and expertise in the field of data science. Register now The next seminar will be presented by Linda… |
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ADSN Centre Spotlight #5 Join us for our fifth ADSN Centre Spotlight as we hear from four partners about what's happening in their organisation when it comes to data science. Donna Burnett, School Manager, La Trobe Business School, Centre for Data Analytics and Cognition (CDAC) Professor Ravinesh Deo - The University of Southern Queensland (USQ)’s… |
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EC Bayes Seminar: Francesca Crucinio, University of Warwick - A particle method for Fredholm Integral Equations of the First Kind We present a novel method for the solution of Fredholm integral equations of the first kind, a set of ill-posed inverse problems which model, among others, reconstruction of images from distorted noisy observations and indirect… |
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WIMSIG Conference 2021: Celebration of Women in Australian Mathematical and Statistical Sciences The WIMSIG Conference 2021 (postponed from 2020) will now be taking place at a range of “local hubs” on Friday 1st October this year. There will be events in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Adelaide, and Perth. This one-day conference will have a mixture of local… |
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