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Revision as of 11:30, 2 November 2010
Sign up for your presentation in the following table. Put your name and a link to the paper that you are going to present. Chose a date between Nov 16 and Dec 2 (inclusive).
Set A
Date | Presentation (1) | Presentation (2) |
Nov 16 | Sepideh Seifzadeh [1] | Manda Winlaw [2] |
Nov 18 | Rahul [3] | Fatemeh Dorri [4] |
Nov 23 | Pouria Fewzee | Lisha Yu[5] |
Nov 25 | Laleh Ghoraie [6] | Mehrdad Gangeh [7] |
Nov 30 | Greg D'Cunha [8] | Mohammad Derakhshani |
Dec 2 | Yongpeng Sun [9] | Ryan Case [10] |
Set B
Name | Second paper (The paper that you are going to write a critic on it. This is different from the paper that you have chosen for presentation.) |
Greg D'Cunha | Probabilistic matrix factorization [11] |
Fatemeh Dorri | Optimal Solutions forSparse Principal Component Analysis[12] |
Lisha Yu | Visualizing Similarity Data with a Mixture of Maps[13] |
Ryan Case | Compressive Sensing (Baraniuk) [14] |
Yongpeng Sun | Multi‐Task Feature Learning [15] |
Manda Winlaw | Consistency of trace norm minimization [16] |
Ad Tayal | Atomic decomposition by basis pursuit [17] |