Fields- Statistical Inference, Learning and Models in Data Science

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    How much information is required to well-constrain local estimates of future precipitation extremes?

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    Sensor network analytics and applications

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    The analysis of extreme values: the challenges of «more» data

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    Towards A General Theory of Visualization Weirdness

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    The communicative value of data visualizations

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    Criminological Data Science, with examples on police shootings, marijuana, gangs, and performance measurement

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    Omitted and included variable bias in tests for disparate impact

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    Why Ontologies Matter in the World of Opend Data

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    Data integration and analysis for personalized medicine

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    Risk prediction and decision modeling for precision early detection in prostate cancer

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    Methods for difference-in-differences studies

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    Principled Statistical Inference in Data Science

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    High-dimensional Semi-supervised Learning: in search of optimal inference

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    ABC Variable Selection with Bayesian Forests

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    Statistical Analysis of Network Data: Foundations (Still!) Under Construction

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    Optimal model-assisted design of experiments on social and information networks

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    Let's Make Block Coordinate Descent Go Fast

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    Applications of the Generalized Conditional Gradient Algorithm

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    Optimization's Hidden Gift to Learning: Implicit Regularization

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