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Statistics Seminar Schedule

Fall 2001
We'll meet at 2:00 on Wednesdays in the Simoncelli lab (1139 Meyer), unless things get too crowded, in which case we'll meet in the CNS classroom (815 Meyer).
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Date Presenter Title

Sept 26 Jesus Malo Inversion of the divisive normalization revisited

Oct 10 Jonathan Pillow Two papers on adaptive coding

Oct 17 Liam Paninski More on adaptive coding

Oct 31 Simon Schultz ROC and information analysis of thalamocortical data

Nov 29 Odelia Schwartz A spike-triggered covariance method for characterizing divisive gain control
Note special time: 3:00 on Thursday

Dec 12 multiple personalities post-NIPS wrapup (2:00 pm)

Dec 19 Ann Lee (Brown) The nonlinear statistics of natural images

Jan 11 Jenny Li Stability of Cortical Responses and the Statistics of Natural Scenes (Dragoi, Turcu, Sur, Neuron `01) (2:00 pm)

Summer 2001 schedule
Spring 2001 schedule

information on Spring 2002 course

Participants

Frances Chance, Andy Henrie, Brian Lau, Zang Li, Larry Maloney, Liam Paninski, Jonathan Pillow, Javier Portilla, Nicole Rust, Simon Schultz, Odelia Schwartz, Eero Simoncelli, Vasily Strela, Dan Tranchina. list

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Date	Presenter	Title
Sept 26	Jesus Malo	Inversion of the divisive normalization revisited
Oct 10	Jonathan Pillow	Two papers on adaptive coding
Oct 17	Liam Paninski	More on adaptive coding
Oct 31	Simon Schultz	ROC and information analysis of thalamocortical data
Nov 29	Odelia Schwartz	A spike-triggered covariance method for characterizing divisive gain control Note special time: 3:00 on Thursday
Dec 12	multiple personalities	post-NIPS wrapup (2:00 pm)
Dec 19	Ann Lee (Brown)	The nonlinear statistics of natural images
Jan 11	Jenny Li	Stability of Cortical Responses and the Statistics of Natural Scenes (Dragoi, Turcu, Sur, Neuron `01) (2:00 pm)