BST 432
High Dimensional Data Analysis
An overview of modern tools for high-dimensional data analysis, with a particular focus on connecting them to their statistical underpinnings, both applied and theoretical perspectives. Emphasis will be placed on understanding benefits and limitations of these tools. The major topics include: decision theory; basic tail and concentration bounds; univariate/multivariate methods; large-scale testing; penalized methods; dimension reduction; clustering; tree-based methods; support vector machine; network analysis.
Topics
- decision theory
- basic tail and concentration bounds
- univariate/multivariate methods
- large-scale testing
- penalized methods
- dimension reduction
- clustering
- tree-based methods
- support vector machine
- network analysis
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027