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8:00-8:40 | Registration and BreakfastLocation: CNR P-level outside the auditorium |
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8:40-8:50 | Welcome and Opening RemarksLocation: CNR Auditorium |
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Emory CFAR Keynote SessionLocation: CNR AuditoriumChair: Limin Peng |
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8:50-9:50 | Keynote speaker: Peter GilbertFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the Department of Biostatistics, University of Washington Immune Correlates Analysis of the mRNA-1273 COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy Trial |
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9:50-10:10 | Coffee Break | |
Invited Session |
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Parallel session 1 Location: CNR Auditorium Chair: Max Lau |
Parallel session 2
Location: CNR 1000 Chair: Yi-An Ko |
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10:10-10:35 | Shihao Yang (Georgia Institute of Technology) Big-data infectious disease estimation: From flu to covid-19 | Razieh Nabi (Emory University) The role of causal mediation analysis in personalized decision making  |
10:35-11:00 | Ben Risk (Emory University) A missing data method for deconfounding in neuroimaging studies | Santu Ghosh (Augusta University) Large-Scale Simultaneous Testing Using Kernel Density Estimation |
11:00-11:25 | Pengsheng Ji (University of Georgia) Statistics for statisticians: Looking into the past through citations | Wenjing Liao (Georgia Institute of Technology) Exploiting low-dimensional structures of data sets in machine learning with deep neural networks |
11:25-11:50 | Mohamed Mubasher (Morehouse School of Medicine) How Social Vulnerability Predicted the Frequency and Intensity of COVID-19: A case in point using Georgia county-specific data | Linwei Hu (Wells Fargo, virtual) Fitting interpretable Machine Learning models with main effect and low-order interactions using boosted model-based trees |
Lunch Break, Poster and Round Table Sessions |
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12:00-13:50 |
Lunch break at the courtyard outside CNRPoster session at the first floor corridor between CNR and GCR (12:30-3:50) |
Round Table Discussions12:05-12:50 at CNR 1051: SAS Global Academic Programs: A Corporate Partner to Enable Analytics Education. Lead: Jacqueline Johnson. 13:00-13:45 at CNR 1055: Full-time and Internship Opportunities with Wells Fargo. Lead: Tracey Tullie (virtual): Moderator: Taylor Head. |
Invited Session |
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Parallel session 3
Location: CNR Auditorium Chair: Raphiel Murden |
Parallel session 4
Location: CNR 1000 Chair: Dayu Sun |
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13:50-14:15 | Christina Mehta (Emory University) Nested and Multipart Studies: Flaming Fiasco or Efficiently Economical? | Ruiyan Luo (Georgia State University) Modeling spiky functions with derivatives of smooth functions in function-on-function regression |
14:15-14:40 | Craig Borkowf (CDC)
Notes from the field: Teaching collaborators about best practices regarding p-values and statistical significance. |
Ting Zhang (University of Georgia) High quantile regression for tail dependent time series |
14:40-15:05 | Heather Strosnider (CDC) Modernizing CDC's data and IT infrastructure to accelerate the adoption of advanced statistical methods | Yonggang Yao (SAS, virtual) Counterfactual analysis of cross-sectional data using quantile process regression |
15:05-15:20 | Coffee Break | |
Plenary SessionLocation: CNR AuditoriumChair: Hao Wu |
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15:20-17:20 | Robert Krafty (Emory University) Adaptive Spectral Analysis and Learning of Nonstationary Time Series | |
Ping Ma (University of Georgia) Statistical Computing Meets Quantum Computing | ||
Nicoleta Serban (Georgia Institute of Technology) Computational Methods for Healthcare Access Modeling | ||
17:20-17:35 | Coffee Break | |
Closing SessionLocation: CNR Auditorium |
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17:35-18:00 | Closing remarks and poster awards |