Posts tagged ‘high dimension’

Web Seminar

I was disappointed when video, audio, or handout files were not available from the research program “Statistical Theory and Methods for Complex High-Dimensional Data” held at Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences during the first half of last year after checking the sites several times. Wow…They are now there~ Continue reading ‘Web Seminar’ »

[ArXiv] 3rd week, May 2008

Not many this week, but there’s a great read. Continue reading ‘[ArXiv] 3rd week, May 2008’ »

[ArXiv] Random Matrix, July 13, 2007

From arxiv/astro-ph:0707.1982v1,
Nflation: observable predictions from the random matrix mass spectrum by Kim and Liddle

To my knowledge, random matrix received statisticians’ interests fairly recently and SAMSI (Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute) offered a semester long program on High Dimensional Inference and Random Matrices (tutorials and lecture notes can be found) during Fall 2006 . However, my knowledge is very limited to make a comment or critic on Kim and Liddle’s paper. Clearly, nonetheless, this paper is not about random matrix theory but about its straightforward application to the cosmological model viability.
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