WORKSHOP
MODEL SELECTION, REGULARIZATION,
AND INFERENCE

Registration, Sky Lounge

Opening Session, Sky Lounge

Invited Session 1, Sky Lounge
Chair: Efstathia Bura

Lucas Janson (Harvard University):
Should We Model X in High-Dimensional Inference?
(Abstract)   

Invited Session 2, Sky Lounge
Chair: John Storey

David Preinerstorfer (Université libre de Bruxelles):
Uniformly Valid Confidence Intervals Post-Model-Selection
(Abstract)    (Paper)

Invited Session 3, Sky Lounge
Chair: Yoav Benjamini

Larry Brown (University of Pennsylvania):
Uniform Linear Representation for Post-selection Inference
represented by Arun Kumar Kuchibhotla (University of Pennsylvania)
(Abstract)   

Invited Session 4, Sky Lounge
Chair: Alexandre Belloni

Ian McKeague (Columbia University):
High-Dimensional Marginal Screening for Right-Censored Survival Data
(Abstract)   

Contributed Session 1a, Sky Lounge
Chair: Ryan Tibshirani

François Bachoc (Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse):
Valid confidence intervals for post-model-selection predictors
(Abstract)   

Danijel Kivaranovic (University of Vienna):
Expected length of post-model-selection confidence intervals conditional on polyhedral constraints
(Abstract)   

Nicolas M. Ballarini (Medical University of Vienna):
Selective Inference in subgroup identification via the predicted individual treatment effect
(Abstract)   

Yuval Benjamini (Hebrew University of Jerusalem):
Valid Inference for Selected Regions of Interest with Application to fMRI Studies
(Abstract)   

Contributed Session 1b, Lecture Hall 15
Chair: Christopher Walsh

Jan Mielniczuk (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences):
Selection consistency of two-step selection method for misspecified logistic model
(Abstract)   

Maria Grith (Erasmus University Rotterdam):
Graphical Models for Multivariate Time Series Using Wavelets
(Abstract)   

Jae Eun Lee (Pukyong National University):
Influence plots for shrinkage estimators in high-dimensional data
(Abstract)   

Assaf Rabinowicz (Tel-Aviv University):
Assessing Prediction Error at Interpolation and Extrapolation Points
(Abstract)