Invited Sessions:
The details of scientific sessions are up-to-date:
1.Tradeoffs Between Computational Costs and Statistical Efficiency (Session organizer: Min Yang, U of Illinois at Chicago)
William Li, Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance. On optimal designs in information-based optimal subdata - A systematic view of a data reduction strategy with application to second-order model.
Yanxi Liu, U of Illinois at Chicago. Information-based Optimal Subdata Selection for Clusterwise Linear Regression
V. Roshan Joseph, Georgia Tech. Supervised compression of big data
2. Optimal Designs (Session organizer: John Stufken, UNC Greensboro)
Jesús López Fidalgo, University of Navarra. Active Learning considering the marginal distribution of the covariates
Kalliopi Mylona, King's College London. Optimal split-plot designs for precise pure-error estimation of the variance components
Rakhi Singh, UNC Greensboro. Design selection for 2-level supersaturated designs
3. New Developments in Factorial Designs and Orthogonal Arrays (Session organizer: Hongquan Xu, UCLA)
Jessica Jaynes, California State University, Fullerton. Orthogonal Array Composite Designs for Drug Combination Experiments with Applications for Tuberculosis
Robert Mee, University of Tennessee. Two-level parallel flats designs
Lin Wang, George Washington University. Orthogonal subsampling for big data linear regression
4. Industry experiments or internet experiments (Session organizer: David Steinberg, Tel Aviv University )
5. Bayesian Optimization and Active Learning (Session organizer: Robert Gramacy, Virginia Tech)
Nathan Wycoff, now Virginia Tech soon to be Georgetown. Learning And Deploying Active Subspaces On Black Box Simulators
Max Balandat, Facebook. Multi-Objective Bayesian Optimization over High-Dimensional Search Spaces
Matthias Poloczek , Amazon. Scalable High-dimensional Bayesian Optimization
6. Bayesian adaptive clinical trial designs: using uncertainty and information (Session organizer: Peter Mueller, U of Texas)
Tianjian Zhou, CSU. Probability-of-Decision Designs to Accelerate Dose-Finding Trials
Daniel Schwartz, U Chicago. Bayesian Uncertainty-Directed Designs with Model Averaging for Faster and More Informative Dose-Ranging Trials
Meizi Liu, U Chicago. PoD-BIN: A Probability of Decision Bayesian Interval De- sign for Time-to-Event Dose-Finding Trials with Multiple Toxicity Grades
7. Analyzing Clinical Trials Disrupted by COVID (Session organizer: Nancy Flournoy, University of Missouri)
Richard Emsley, King's College London. Frequentist and Bayesian approaches to rescuing disrupted trials
Kelly Van Lancker, Ghent University. Potential estimands and estimators for clinical trials impacted by COVID-19
Diane Uschner, George Washington University. Randomization tests to address disruptions inclinical trials
8. Bayesian design / model-robust designs (Session organizer: Dave Woods, University of Southampton)
Tim Waite, University of Manchester, UK. Minimax efficient random experimental design strategies with application to model-robust design for prediction
Lida Mavrogonatou, MRC Biostatistics Unit, University of Cambridge, UK. Optimal Bayesian experimental design for model selection through minimisation of f-divergences
Lulu Kang, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA. A Maximin Φp-Efficient Design for Multivariate Generalized Linear Models