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URL:https://fds.yale.edu/events/sds-seminar-ashwin-pananjady-georgia-tech-
 computationally-efficient-reductions-between-some-statistical-models/
SUMMARY:S&amp\;DS Seminar: Ashwin Pananjady (Georgia Tech)\, "Computational
 ly Efficient Reductions Between Some Statistical Models"
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nAbstract:&nbsp\;Can a sample from one parametric statisti
 cal model (the source) be transformed into a sample from a different (targ
 et) model? Versions of this question were asked as far back as 1950\, and 
 a beautiful asymptotic theory of equivalence between experiments emerged&n
 bsp\;in the latter half of the 20th century. Motivated by problems spannin
 g information-computation gaps and differentially private data analysis\, 
 we address the analogous non-asymptotic question in high-dimensional probl
 ems and with algorithmic considerations. We show how a single observation 
 from some source models can be approximately transformed to a single obser
 vation from a large class of target models by computationally efficient al
 gorithms. I will present several such reductions and discuss their applica
 tions to the aforementioned problems.\n\n\n\nThis is joint work with Mengq
 i Lou and Guy Bresler.\n
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LOCATION:Yale Institute for Foundations of Data Science\, Kline Tower 13th 
 Floor\, Room 1327\, New Haven\, CT\, 06511\, United States
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