SED Web Database

Seminars Sponsored by NIST Statistical Engineering Division Sorted by Date
07/03/2008	Z. H. Levine, National Institute of Standards and Technology Low Cost Reference Objects for Medical Imaging Room A-326, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/21/2008 - 05/25/2008	I. Beichl, National Institute of Standards and Technology Using Sequential Importance Sampling to Speed up MCMC Room A330, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/20/2008	K. M. Mullen, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Separable nonlinear models for spectroscopy, microscopy and mass spectrometry data Room A330, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/08/2008	E. J. Garboczi, National Institute of Standards and Technology Characterizing and Modeling the Shape of Particles in Three Dimensions Building 222, Room A330, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/19/2008 - 05/19/2008	K. M. Mullen, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Methods for the resolution of completely co-eluting components in mass spectrometry data Room A330, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/27/2008	A. Possolo, General Electric Statistical Models for Cell Populations NIST, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/20/2008	P. Qiu, University of Minnesota Local Smoothing Segmentation Of Spotted Microarray Images NIST, Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/15/2007	J. Kowalski, Johns Hopkins University Nonparametric, Hypothesis-based Analysis of High-Dimensional Data A-264, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/16/2007 - 10/24/2007	J. Maia, North Carolina State University Gene Expression Regulatory Patterns Described by Quantitative Trait Locus Mapping Dr. Jessica Maia Rm. A-264, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/24/2007	H. Wang, Colorado State University Nonlinear Exploratory Latent Structure Analysis Room A264, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/20/2007	M. Srivastava, University of Toronto Analyzing High Dimensional Data with Fewer Observations$ Room A264, Building 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/24/2007	G. Yan, University of Virginia Review and Evaluation of Bayesian Diagnostic Techniques for Detecting Hierarchical Structure Building 222, Rm. A-264, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/15/2007	J. Huckett, Iowa State University Synthetic Microdata Simulation for Confidentiality Protection Using Regression Quantiles Building 222, Rm. A-264, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/03/2007	R. A. Irizarry, Johns Hopkins University Using Spike-In Experiments to Assess Microarray Data Building 222, Room A264, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/29/2007	L. Younes, Johns Hopkins University The Euler-Lagrange Equations of Diffeomorphic Matching Methods: Applications to Computational Anatomy Room A-264, Bldg. 222, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/28/2007	Z. Wu, Brown University Probe Level Models for Microarray Data Building 222, Room A240, Gaithersburg, Maryland
12/07/2006 - 12/06/2006	D. Williams, National Institute of Standards and Technology Covariance-Based Uncertainty Analysis of the NIST Electro-optic Sampling System Building 222, Room A240, Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/28/2006	Y. Lai, The George Washington University Statistical Methods for Differential Expression Identification Building 222, Room A240, Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/15/2006	G. Shmueli, The University of Maryland A Functional Data Analytic Approach To Empirical Research of eCommerce NIST North Room 152, Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/11/2006 - 07/11/2006	N. Machkour-Deshayes, National Institute of Standards and Technology Geometry Measuring of Objects with Complex Shapes Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/01/2006	W. Liggett, National Institute of Standards and Technology Normalization and Technical Variation in Gene Expression Measurements Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/18/2006	L. D. Cecil, NASA Global Change Recorded in Mid-Latitude Ice Cores from southern North America and Central Asia: Implications for Environmental Stewardship and Decision Making Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/28/2006	P. A. Parker, NASA Experimental Designs that Accommodate Hard to Change Factors Administration Building, Lecture Room C, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/11/2006	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology The Uncertainty Associated with the Weighted Mean of Measurement Data Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/27/2006	M. Markatou, Columbia University Analysis of Variance of Cross-Validation Estimators of the Generalization Error of Computer Algorithms Room 618, NIST North, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/20/2006	A. Possolo, General Electric From Rocks to Rats: A Statistical Journey Room 618, NIST North, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/15/2006	J. Breneman, Pratt and Whitney 30 Years of Forecasting Room 152, NIST North, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/15/2006	J. Breneman, Pratt and Whitney 30 Years of Forecasting Room 152, NIST North, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/23/2006	A. Srivastava, Florida State University Statistical Models for Analyzing Shapes in 2D and 3D Images Nist North 152, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/13/2006 - 03/13/2006	J. Wendelberger, Los Alamos National Laboratory Calibration and Error Analysis for a Mass Spectrometry Measurement Process NIST North Room 618, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/18/2005	A. J. Kearsley, National Institute of Standards and Technology Optimal Calibration Experiments NIST North Room 152, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/31/2005	M. Wolf, Swiss Federal Institute for Material Research and Testing A Software Tool to Calculate Uncertainty in Measurements NIST North Room 618, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/11/2005	J. H. Yen, National Institute of Standards and Technology Some Analyses of Geochemical Surveys 2005 Joint Statistical Meetings, Minneapolis
08/05/2005	M. Cox, National Physical Laboratory, UK Calculating the Area Under a Curve Given by a General Set of Points Lecture Room A, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/15/2005 - 06/15/0205	J. H. Yen, National Institute of Standards and Technology Uncertainty Issues in High Precision Measurements of Surfaces and Objects 2005 ICSA Applied Statistics Symposium, June 15, 2005, Bethesda.
05/19/2005	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology invited talk, Spectral density-based statistical measures for image sharpness and the related software NMIJ-BIPM Workshop on the impact of information technology in metrology, Tsukuba, Japan
05/18/2005	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical analyis for multiple artifact problem in key comparisons with trend NMIJ-BIPM workshop on the impact of information technology inmetrology, Tsukuba, Japan
05/16/2005	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical analysis on uncertainty for autocorrelated measurements and its applications to key comparions NMIJ-BIPM Workshop on the impact of information technology in metrology, Tsukuba, Japan
05/10/2005	W. Martinez, Naval Research Laboratory Research Directions in Adaptive Mixtures and Model-based Clustering RM 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
01/11/2005	W. Liggett, National Institute of Standards and Technology Identification of Measurement Issues in Protein Mass Spectrometry Admin. Building: Lecture Room A, Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/15/2004	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Invited talk, "Statistical Analysis of Interlaboratory Studies with Linear Trends" University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, China
11/10/2004	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Invited talk, "Statistical Analysis of Interlaboratory Studies with Linear Trends" Department of Mathematical Statistics, East China Normal University, Shanghai, China
11/08/2004	W. F. Guthrie, National Institute of Standards and Technology A Bayesian Approach to Combining Results From Multiple Methods NIST
11/04/2004	W. Notz The Design of Computer Experiments to Determine Optimum and Robust Control Variables Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/28/2004	G. P. Patil, Unknown Surveillance Geoinformatics of Hotspot Detection, Prioritization, and Early Warning Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/24/2004	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Invited talk, "Statistical Process Monitoring for Autocorrelated Data" INFORMS Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado
10/19/2004	A. Hornikova, National Institute of Standards and Technology A Survey of Design, Analysis, and Reporting of Results in Key Comparisons Room 152, NIST North, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/30/2004	F. Hunt, National Institute of Standards and Technology Visualizing the Frequency Patterns of DNA Sequences Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/27/2004	S. Oh, Purdue University Nonlinear Multigrid Inversion for Bayesian Optical Diffusion Tomography Room 152, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/12/2004	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical Process Control on Biochemical and Hematological Quality Control Data Joint Statistical Meetings, Toronto, Canada
07/14/2004	W. F. Guthrie, National Institute of Standards and Technology MCMC in StRD Salt Lake City, Utah
07/11/2004	B. Toman, National Institute of Standards and Technology Bayesian Approach to Calculating a Key Comparison Reference Value 2004 NCSL Workshop and Symposium, Salt Lake City, Utah
07/01/2004	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical Analysis of Interlaboratory Studies with Linear Trends ASPE Summer Topic Meeting, Penn State University, PA
06/24/2004	K. Marsina, Geological Survey of the Slovak Republic Geochemical Mapping Surveys Room 618, NIST North, Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/06/2004 - 06/09/2004	Z. Q. Lu, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistics and Standards for High-Throughput Measurements,Invited talk at ICSA 2004 Applied Statistics Symposium in Bio-tech Research and Computing Intensive Methodologies, San Diego, California , California
05/19/2004	A. L. Rukhin, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistics in Metrology: Inernational Key Comparisons and Interlaboratory Studies
05/06/2004	G. Ostrouchov, Oak Ridge Natilonal Laboratory Data Intensive Analysis and Visualization Projects at ORNL Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
12/11/2003	M. Markatou, Columbia University Statistical Model Selection and Model Choice NIST, Gaithersburg, Maryland
12/04/2003	N. Zhang, National Institute of Standards and Technology SED Round Table Seminar, "On Allan Variance" SED, NIST
12/02/2003	A. Hornikova, National Institute of Standards and Technology Evaluation of Inter-Laboratory Comparison in Measurement Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
07/29/2003	M. Hamad, Los Alamos National Laboratory Using Bayesian Methods to Account for Measurement Error Room 154, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
07/15/2003	W. E. Winkler, Census Bureau Record Linkage and Machine Learning NIST, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/16/2003	I. Aviles, National Institute of Standards and Technology Assembled Designs for Estimating Dispersion Effects Conference on New Directions in Experimental Design, Chicago, Illinois
03/03/2003	Z. Bogar, National Institute of Standards and Technology Drowning in Data, Thirsting for Knowledge - Learning from Artificial Neural Networks Models Rm 145, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/13/2003	D. Malec, National Institute of Standards and Technology A Closer Look at Combining a Small Number of Binomial Experiments Room 145, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
01/23/2003 - 01/13/2003	D. Foster, The University of Pennsylvania Data Mining with Stepwise Regression Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/25/2002	L. S. Schmidt, U.S. Naval Observatory Fractional Difference Prewhitening in Atomic Clock Modeling Lecture Room B, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/09/2002 - 10/09/2003	A. Kapatou Multivariate Exponentially Weighted Moving Average Control Charts Based on the Sign and Signed-Rank Statistics NIST, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/16/2002	J. C. Pinheiro Detecting Fraud in the Real World Administration Building, Lecture Room B, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/10/2002	K. J. Coakley, National Institute of Standards and Technology Some Statistical Problems in Optoelectronics
02/26/2002	G. C. Tiao, The University of Chicago Global Atmospheric Changes: Statistical Trend Analysis of Ozone and Temperature Data Room A202, Advanced Chemical Sciences Laboratory (227), Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/14/2001	J. Nolan, The Mathworks, Inc. Stable Distributions: Models for Heavy Tailed Data Room 660, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/22/2001 - 08/23/2001	Z. You, The Mathworks, Inc. Computational Statistics with Matlab Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/21/2001	M. Vangel, National Institute of Standards and Technology Bayesian Multi-Use Calibration Room 145, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/21/2001	I. Aviles, National Institute of Standards and Technology Optimal Designs for Mixed-Effects Models with Random Nested Factors SED Seminar, Room 618, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/05/2001	N. S. Altman, Cornell University Self-Modeling Regression for Longitudinal Data Room 145, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/05/2001	K. Ryan, Iowa State University Hierarchial Modeling of Supercomputer Reliability Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/30/2000	R. Krzysztofowicz, University of Virginia Probabilistic Forecasting in Hydrometerology: From Bayesian Theory to Operational System Room 152, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/04/2000	R. Evans, College of Vetinary Medicine, Iowa State University Tutorial on BUGS Software Room 145, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/26/2000	B. Toman, National Institute of Standards and Technology Bayesian Experimental Design Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/01/2000	J. Ramsey, Iowa State University Functional Data Analysis: Statistics for Curves and Images Lecture Room B, Administration Building, Gaithersburb, Maryland
08/01/2000	J. Ramsey, Iowa State University Functional Data Analysis: Statistics for Curves and Images Lecture Room B, Administration Building, Gaithersburb, Maryland
08/09/1999	J. H. Yen, National Institute of Standards and Technology Trimmed Weighted Means Joint Statistical Meetings , Baltimore, MD
12/14/1998 - 12/04/1998	H. S. Bennett, National Institute of Standards and Technology A Regression Case Study: The Non-Linear Modeling of a 2-Dimensional Family of Curves Involving P-Type Semi-Conductor Electron Mobility Lecture Room A, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/21/1998	J. Weinstein, National Cancer Institute Information-intensive Drug Discovery: Genomics, Proteomics, and Bioinformatics Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/14/1998	J. Lawless, University of Waterloo Some Comments on Statistical Models in Software Reliability Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/12/1998	L. Wolfson, University of Waterloo Bayesian Environmental Policy Decisions: Two Case Studies
08/03/1998	J. H. Yen, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical Protocol Comparison in Software Testing NIST North , Rm. 145, NIST, Gaithersburg
07/23/1998	D. Rocke, Univsersity of California, Davis A Two-Component Model Measurement Error Model in Analytical Chemistry Gaithersburg, Maryland
07/06/1998	X. Meng, The University of Chicago Thermodynamic Integration and Path Sampling Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/16/1998	L. Gill, National Institute of Standards and Technology Design and Analysis of an Experiment to Characterize the Effect of Grinding Parameters on the Strength of SRBS, RBSN and SSN Florence, Italy, South Dakota
05/28/1998	J. H. Yen, National Institute of Standards and Technology Software Testing by Statistical Methods 11th International Software Quality Week, San Francisco, CA
05/11/1998	A. F. Karr, National Institute of Statistical Sciences Does Code Decay? Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/27/1998	T. Matthew, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Recent Work in Multivariate Analysis on Principal Components: A Review Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/07/1997	A. Gelman, Columbia University Statistical Issues in Home Radon Mapping and Remediation Decisions Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/14/1997	J. S. Hunter, Princeton University The Box-Jenkins Manual Adjustment Chart Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/26/1997	L. Gill, National Institute of Standards and Technology Navigating Through the Statistical Reference Dataset (StRD) Website Boulder, Colorado
08/27/1997	A. Odlyzko, AT&T Labs Patterns in Words Gaithersburg, Maryland
07/24/1997	E. S. Lagergreen, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical Reference Datasets (StRD) for Assessing the Numerical Accuracy of Statistical Software Gaithersburg, Maryland
07/24/1997	L. Gill, National Institute of Standards and Technology Navigating Through the Statistical Reference Dataset (StRD) Website Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/17/1997	G. Yang, National Institute of Standards and Technology Censoring and Random Truncation: An Overview of Statistical Methods Lecture Room E, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/28/1997	S. R. Dallal, Bellcore Improved Engineering of the Software Manufacturing Process Lecture Room D, Adminsitration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/12/1997	J. Voelkel, Rochester Institute of Technology Minimum Aberration Split-Plot Designs Lecture Room A, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/18/1997	L. B. Hare, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical Thinking for Work Process Improvement Lecture Room B, Adminstration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/18/1997	L. B. Hare, National Institute of Standards and Technology Statistical Thinking for Work Process Improvement Lecture Room B, Adminstration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/15/1996	R. Linger, Carniege-Mellon University Cleanroom Software Engineering for Developing High-reliability Software Room A362, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
10/07/1996	D. Banks, National Institute of Standards and Technology Multivariate Anomalies: Computer Security Applications Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/04/1996	K. Faber, University of Washington Uncertainty in Predicted Concentrations Using Multivariate Calibration Technologies Lecture Room D, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
08/20/1996	J. G. Hwang, Cornell University Prediction Intervals for Measurement Error Models with Applications to Predicting Compressive Strength of Concrete Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/29/1996	K. Eberhardt, National Institute of Standards and Technology What Does the 'Law of Propogation of Uncertainties' Approximate? Room 618, NN, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/26/1996	J. Gentle, George Mason University Testing Mathematical Software Room B111, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/26/1996	M. Levenson, National Institute of Standards and Technology Examples in Statistical Image Processing Lecture Room E, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
01/24/1996	M. Vangel, National Institute of Standards and Technology Estimating a Common Mean in an Interlaboratory Study Lecture Room D, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
11/07/1995	M. Koike, National Research Laboratory of Metrology Utilizing a Statistical Method in Measurement Uncertainty Estimation for the Rockwell Hardness Test B111, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
09/13/1995	S. Leigh, National Institute of Standards and Technology A Comovement Coefficient for Time Sequences B111, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
06/09/1995	L. B. Hare, National Institute of Standards and Technology Where to Set Fill Targets B157, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
05/05/1995	S. Stigler, The University of Chicago Statistics and the Question of Standards Green Auditorium, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/21/1995	W. H. Wong, Chinese University of Hong Kong Markov Chain Monte Carlo and the Salesman Problem Lecture Room B, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/13/1995	M. Kaminskiy, The University of Maryland Quantile Approach to Accelerated Life (AL) Testing: Probabilistic Models and Data Analysis B111, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/08/1995 - 05/08/1995	R. G. Easterling, Sandia National Laboratory Statistical Aspects of Agile Manufacturing B111, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
04/06/1995	K. Roeder, Carniege-Mellon University DNA Fingerprinting: Measuring the Weight of the Evidence Lecture Room E, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/31/1995	D. Y. Pui, University of Minnesota The Transfer Function of the Differential Mobility Analyzer: Numerical and Experimental Investigations B245, Polymers Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/27/1995	Q. Jiang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Microcracking in Ferroelectric Ceramics B111, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
03/16/1995	J. A. Fill, Johns Hopkins University Limits and Rates of Convergence for the Distribution of Search Cost Under the Move-to-Front Rule A149, Polymers Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/28/1995	J. Mandel, National Institute of Standards and Technology A Rational Analysis of Interlaboratory Data Lecture Room B, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
02/15/1995	Y. R. Sivathanu, National Institute of Standards and Technology Tomographic Reconstruction of the Local PDFS of Soot Volume Fraction and Temperatutre Building B111, Technology Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
01/26/1995	H. Chernoff, Harvard University Estimating a DNA Sequence From a Collection of Noisy Copies Lecture Room C, Administration Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland
Date created: 6/5/2001 Last updated: 06/27/2008 Please email comments on this WWW page to alan.heckert@nist.gov.

Seminars Sponsored by NIST Statistical Engineering Division Sorted by Date