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EE Student Information, Spring Quarter through Academic Year 2020-2021: FAQs and Updated EE Course List.
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Events
Martin Luther King, Jr., Day (no classes) General
Martin Luther King, Jr., Day (holiday, no classes)
Martin Luther King, Jr., Day (holiday, no classes)
ISL Colloquium presents "Accelerating Reinforcement Learning in Emerging Wireless IoT Systems and Applications via System Awareness" Seminar
Traditional reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms are purely data-driven and operate without any a priori knowledge about the nature of the available actions, the system’s state transition dynamics, and its cost/rewa
Accelerating Reinforcement Learning in Emerging Wireless IoT Systems and Applications via System Awareness
SystemX presents "Can we fix the brain like we fix electronic circuits?" Seminar
Neurological and psychiatric disorders are dramatically increasing in prevalence due to aging population and social isolation. However, to date, there is no cure for any of the brain disorders.
Can we fix the brain like we fix electronic circuits?
Workshop in Biostatistics presents "Sex, Drugs and Radiomics of Brain Cancer" Seminar
Glioblastoma are notoriously aggressive, malignant primary brain tumors that have variable response to treatment.
Sex, Drugs and Radiomics of Brain Cancer
SCIEN and EE292E present "Holographic optics for AR/VR" Seminar
Holographic optics are an exciting tool to increase the performance and reduce the size and weight of augmented and virtual reality displays.
Holographic optics for AR/VR
Q-FARM presents "Direct laser cooling of polyatomic molecules" Seminar
Laser cooling and evaporative cooling are the workhorse techniques that have revolutionized the control of atomic systems.
Direct laser cooling of polyatomic molecules
Probability Seminar presents "A sharp interface limit in the Giacomin-Lebowitz model of phase segregation" Seminar
We will discuss the segregation process of two immiscible substances (e.g., oil and water) that have been mixed together.
A sharp interface limit in the Giacomin-Lebowitz model of phase segregation
ISL Colloquium presents "Information Directed Sampling" - Lecture 1 & 2 Seminar
Tor will give a whirlwind tour of a series of recent papers on the information directed sampling algorithm for sequential decision-making. The results come in three flavours.
Information Directed Sampling
Statistics Department Seminar presents "On the minimax optimality of maximum likelihood in the non-Donsker regime" Seminar
The minimax optimality of the Maximum Likelihood Estimator (MLE) is a fundamental question in mathematical statistics. For Donsker classes, it is well-known that the MLE is minimax optimal.
On the minimax optimality of maximum likelihood in the non-Donsker regime
SystemX presents TSMC Virtual Tech Talk Student
Join Dr. Charles Chu from TSMC for a virtual information session.
Virtual Tech TalkPages
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