School of Statistics

Seminar

Editor: “Yuan Cheng Qu Ying” is the ancient poem coming from “Thousand Character Primer”, which means to mirror from Profound and Purity. We borrowed this poem to be the seminars’ second name to express our wishes: touch insights, meet essence, open young and bright wisdom.

For improving international academic exchanges, there are regular seminars each month. The Statistics Seminars are held in Ming De Main Building Room 1030 at 15:30 pm-16:50 pm (Exclude some special case). We will invite the excellent scholars from the whole world to present their current research work and share their comments on front area. Students are strongly encouraged to attend seminars regularly to become acquainted with the broad variety of research topics, to inspire great ideas, to be consistent with the standard understanding, to explore unknown in probability and statistics.

We welcome abstract with LaTeX(.tex,.txt)/Word(.doc)/.pdf/.ps format for speakers to post their report details before their speech date. Enquiries regarding seminars should be sent to

E-mail: wangxingscy@gmail.com

Connecting person: Xing Wang

Office Number: 86-10-82500167.

Seminar history in 2008

Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Title of Talk	Abstract	Comments
9/10	Dennis Lin	Distinguished Professor of Statistics and Supply Chain Management	BIG Statistics
9/18 (Thursday)	Xiaolan Song Jun Bai	Senior Manager for JP Morgan	Applications of Statistics in Credit Card Industry	Check	15：30- 16：50
10/9	Dan Steinberg	President of Salford System	Cartnet and Salford
10/15	Moon Yul HUH	Professor in Statistics Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea	Mutual Information: a measure of association		15:30- 16:30
10/22	Felix Andrews	Research assistant at Integrated Catchment Assessment and Management Centre, ANU	The playwith package		15:30- 16:30
10/29	Shuye Wang	Professor in The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Daily institutional trades and stock price volatility in a retail investor dominated emerging market.
11/05	Lo, H.P	Professor in Department of Management Sciences, City University of HongKong	Estimation of the Time Profile of An Origin-Destination Matrix – A Statistical Approach
12/10	Liqun Wang	Professor in Department of Statistics, University of Manitoba, Canada	Estimation of Nonlinear Models with Covariate Measurement Error

Chinese Webpage: http://stat.ruc.edu.cn/cn/57947.html

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