STATSCALE PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS
20th April 2023
Statistical Scalability for Data Streams: Recent Advances, Applications and Impact
This in-person event showcased research highlights from the StatScale Programme, the impact of this research and opportunities for organisations to engage with its findings. There were talks from both academic members of StatScale and from our industrial partners, featuring some of the statistical breakthroughs in our research. These include areas such as change and conditional independence testing; and their application across scientific and industrial areas such as the environment, space and telecommunications.
14th - 16th December 2022
Recent Developments in Statistical Scalability and Streaming Data
With an ever-growing amount of information flowing in, one of the current challenges of statistics is to deal with large, complex, and non-standard datasets and data streams. Traditional procedures are often unable to deal with such a task, posing the need for modern, more efficient techniques. Fortunately, in the previous decade, many researchers answered the call, introducing novel, scalable methodologies.
On this basis, we gave an opportunity for Early Career Researchers (ECR) working around statistical scalability to meet in person. The event was an occasion for such researchers to discuss the recent developments in statistical scalability and streaming data, exchange new ideas, and unveil new challenges.
Speakers, Titles and Abstracts
22nd & 23rd April 2021
StatScale Workshop
StatScale hosted a showcase of talks from a range of invited speakers and StatScale researchers at the forefront of statistics developments for data streaming and other contemporary high-dimensional data challenges.
Speakers,Titles and Abstracts
12th -14th November 2019
Changepoint and anomaly detection in big data settings
A collaboration between AgroParisTech, INRA and StatScale
Held at Institut des Systèmes Complexes
Speakers, Titles and Abstracts
16th - 20th April 2018
Big Data challenges:
heterogeneity, model misspecification and changepoints
In collaboration with the Isaac Newton Institute
The focus of this workshop was to tackle emerging challenges associated with Big Data. That encompassed a variety of areas including heterogeneity, model misspecification and changepoints, outlining the latest research and describing key challenges that influence the research direction during the final phase of the Statistical Scalability programme.
Speakers, Titles and Abstracts
12th and 13th June 2017
First StatScale Workshop
The first StatScale Workshop took place in July 2017. This was the first opportunity for the team to come together with like-minded experts in the field.
This two day workshop was held at Lancaster University and brought together a range of speakers from the UK and Europe.