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most citedQuantifying Uncertainty in Random Forests via Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Tests

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stat.ML2017

A Double Parametric Bootstrap Test for Topic Models

Skyler Seto, Sarah Tan, Giles Hooker +1

Non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) is a technique for finding latent representations of data. The method has been applied to corpora to construct topic models. However, NMF ha…

q-bio.PE2017

Statistical Inference on Tree Swallow Migrations with Random Forests

Tim Coleman, Lucas Mentch, Daniel Fink +4

Bird species' migratory patterns have typically been studied through individual observations and historical records. In recent years however, the eBird citizen science project, whi…

stat.ML2017★ 124 cited

Distill-and-Compare: Auditing Black-Box Models Using Transparent Model Distillation

Sarah Tan, Rich Caruana, Giles Hooker +1

Black-box risk scoring models permeate our lives, yet are typically proprietary or opaque. We propose Distill-and-Compare, a model distillation and comparison approach to audit suc…

stat.ME2017

Timing Observations of Diffusions

Aurya Javeed, Giles Hooker

This paper addresses a problem in experimental design: We consider Itô diffusions specified by some and assume that we are allowed to observe their sample paths o…

stat.CO2017

Sparse Inverse Covariance Estimation for High-throughput microRNA Sequencing Data in the Poisson Log-Normal Graphical Model

David Sinclair, Giles Hooker

We introduce the Poisson Log-Normal Graphical Model for count data, and present a normality transformation for data arising from this distribution. The model and transformation are…

stat.ME2017

An Expectation Maximization Algorithm for High-Dimensional Model Selection for the Ising Model with Misclassified States

David G. Sinclair, Giles Hooker

We propose the misclassified Ising Model; a framework for analyzing dependent binary data where the binary state is susceptible to error. We extend the theoretical results of the m…