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Statistics Seminar Schedule

Summer 2003

This is a seminar on statistical methods for modeling and data analysis in neuroscience. We'll try to meet roughly weekly this semester, in the Simoncelli conference room, room 1024 Meyer, on Tuesdays at 2:00. Presentations of journal papers or of your own work are equally welcome; see the NIPS page for a few sample paper ideas.

Time	Place	Presenter	Title
June 10, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Liam Paninski	Information-theoretic design of experiments
June 17, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Patrik Hoyer with Shani Offen	Separating out local phase, orientation, and contrast from linear filter responses
June 24, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Zhou Wang	Why we don't like blurry images
July 1, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Jon Pillow	CANCELLED
July 8-15		break
July 22, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Liam Paninski	Classification via integrate-and-fire cells
Aug 5, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Jon Pillow	Characterization of nonlinear spatiotemporal properties of macaque retinal ganglion cells using spike-triggered covariance
Aug 19, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Clementine Marcovici	Efficient representation of images in an over-complete basis
Aug 26, 2:00	Meyer 1024	Hamid Rahim Sheikh	An Information Theoretic Criterion for Image Quality Assessment

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