Statistics Seminar

Title: Adaptive and Scalable Sequential Detection Rules
Georgios Fellouris, UIUC Statistics
IMSE Seminar, April 16, noon, Grainger 329
 
Abstract: In this talk, I will discuss the  problem of  signal detection when observations are sequentially acquired from a “large” number of sources  and  the (unknown) subset of sources in which signal is present is “small”.  I will  propose a class of sequential detection rules that are characterized by adaptiveness, in the sense that  they are asymptotically optimal  under any scenario for the subset of affected sources,  and  scalability, in the sense that the operations required for the computation of the corresponding test statistic at any given time scales linearly with the number of sources.
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