15–18 Jul 2007
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  1. Prof. Jonathan Yedidia (Mitsubishi Electric)
    15/07/2007, 16:15
  2. Prof. Sui Huang (Harvard)
    15/07/2007, 17:30
  3. Prof. Jonathan Yedidia (Mitsubishi Electric)
    16/07/2007, 09:00
  4. Prof. Amin Shokrollahi (EPFL)
    16/07/2007, 10:30
  5. Prof. Misha Chertkov (LANL)
    16/07/2007, 11:30
    Loop Calculus introduced in [Chertkov, Chernyak '06] constitutes a new theoretical tool that expresses explicitly the symbol Maximum-A-Posteriori solution of a general statistical inference problem via a solution of the Belief Propagation, or Bethe-Pieirls, equations. This finding brought a new significance to the BP concept, which in the past was thought of as just a...
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  6. Prof. Sui Huang (Harvard)
    16/07/2007, 15:00
  7. Dr Arne Traulsen (Harvard)
    16/07/2007, 16:30
  8. Prof. Sergey Nechaev (CNRS)
    16/07/2007, 17:30
    Finding analytically the statistics of the longest common subsequence (LCS) of a pair of random sequences drawn from c alphabets is a challenging problem in computational evolutionary biology. We present exact asymptotic results for the distribution of the LCS in a simpler, yet nontrivial, variant of the original model called the Bernoulli matching (BM) model. We show that...
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  9. Prof. Satya Majumdar (CNRS)
    17/07/2007, 09:00
  10. Prof. Remi Monasson (CNRS)
    17/07/2007, 10:30
  11. Prof. Petteri Kaski (HIIT, Helsinki)
    17/07/2007, 11:30
  12. Dr Petter Holme (U New Mexico)
    17/07/2007, 15:00
  13. Prof. Andrea De Martino (Rome)
    17/07/2007, 16:30
  14. David Saad (Aston University Birmingham)
    17/07/2007, 18:00
  15. Prof. Mohammed El-Beltagy
    17/07/2007, 18:30
    In this short presentation an exposition is made of the ideas put forth by David H. Wolpert connecting Bounded rational Game Theory with Statistical Physics concepts by means of Information Theory. The mathematical structure that is used, know as Product Distribution (PD) theory, plays a central role in a framework for learning and optimization that is called Probability Collectives...
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  16. Prof. Marc Mezard (CNRS)
    18/07/2007, 09:00
  17. Dr Elitza Maneva (IBM Almaden)
    18/07/2007, 10:30
  18. Dr Xavier Pérez (Technical University of Catalonia (UPC))
    18/07/2007, 11:30
  19. Lenka Zdeborova (U Paris-Sud)
    18/07/2007, 12:00
  20. Dr Massimo Ostili
    18/07/2007, 14:30
  21. Mr John Ardelius
    18/07/2007, 15:00
  22. Ms Bracha Hod (HUJI)
    18/07/2007, 15:30
  23. Mr Cosmin Arad
    18/07/2007, 16:00
  24. Mr Aymeric Fouquier d'Herouel (KTH Computational Biology)
    18/07/2007, 16:30
  25. Mr Gabriel Östlund (SBC, Stockholm University)
    18/07/2007, 17:00
  26. Mr Mikael Onsjö (CS Chalmers University of Technology)
    18/07/2007, 17:30
  27. Mr Kristoffer Forslund
    18/07/2007, 17:50
  28. Dr Roberto Castro Alamino
    18/07/2007, 18:20
  29. Mr Mattias Andersson (S3 KTH)
    18/07/2007, 18:50
  30. Mr Jack Raymond
    18/07/2007, 19:20
  31. Mr Minyue Li
    18/07/2007, 19:40