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Recognized scholars in the following and related fields applicable to censuses and large-scale sample surveys are invited for short-term visits (one to three days) primarily between May and September:
Scholars engage in collaborative research with Census Bureau researchers and present a seminar based on their research.
Scholars are identified through an annual Census Bureau-wide solicitation by the Center for Statistical Research and Methodology.
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Data Quality and Statistical Inference [12] Disclosure Avoidance [10] Large Language Models [8] Marketing and Public Outreach [11] Measurement of Race & Ethnicity [5, 6] |
Probability Sampling [7] Record Linkage [3] Synthetic Social Habitats [1, 2] Time Series [4] Usability / Human Computer Interaction [9] |
*All visits during 2024 were virtual |
[1] Madhav Marathe / University of Virginia, Biocomplexity Institute (May 29, 30)
“Synthetic Social Habitats for Policy and Decision Making"
Hosts: Center for Optimization & Data Science (Park, Mathur, Damineni), Center for Enterprise Dissemination (Rodriguez)
[2] Samarth Swarup / University of Virginia, Biocomplexity Institute (May 29, 30)
“Synthetic Social Habitats for Policy and Decision Making"
Hosts: Center for Optimization & Data Science (Park, Mathur, Damineni), Center for Enterprise Dissemination (Rodriguez)
JUNE
[3] Martin Slawski / George Mason University (June 11, 13, 18)
“Some Recent Advances and Open Problems in Post-Linkage Data Analysis”;
“An Introduction to R package “pldamixture” for Post-Linkage Data Analysis”
Hosts: Center for Statistical Research & Methodology (Ben-David, Roy)
[4] Yao Zheng / University of Connecticut (June 12)
“New Advances in High-Dimensional Time Series Modeling”
Hosts: Research & Methodology Directorate (McElroy, Bell), Center for Statistical Research & Methodology (Livsey, Pang)
[5] Kimberly Huyser / The University of British Columbia (June 18)
“Honoring Indigenous Lives and Life Experiences in Data”
Hosts: Economic Statistical Methods Division (Steinberg)
[6] Desi Small-Rodriguez / University of California, Los Angeles (June 18)
“Honoring Indigenous Lives and Life Experiences in Data”
Hosts: Economic Statistical Methods Division (Steinberg)
[7] Bikas Sinha / Indian Statistical Institute (Retired Prof. of Statistics) (June 20)
“Understanding Features of Probability Proportional to Size Sampling Designs (both with and without replacement) and Properties of Unbiased Estimators of a Population Mean”
Hosts: Center for Statistical Research & Methodology (Wright, Engmark)
[8] Trent Buskirk / Old Dominion University (June 25)
“Can we Count on ChatBots at the Census? Exploring the Possibility and Implausibility of Large Language Models in Survey Science”
Hosts: Center For Behavioral Science Methods (Nelson, Beatty)
JULY
[9] Soussan Djamasbi / Worcester Polytechnic Institute (July 10)
“Driving Innovation through User Experience Research”
Hosts: Center For Behavioral Science Methods (Wang, Nichols)
[10] Ashwin Machanavajjhala / Tumult Labs (July 16)
“Privately Tabulating Skewed Magnitude Variables with Per Record Differential Privacy”
Hosts: Center for Enterprise Dissemination (Sienkiewicz), Population Division (Krause), Economic Statistical Methods Division (Caruso)
[11] Shunyuan Zhang / Harvard University (July 17)
“Ambiguity in Multi-modal Digital Ads”
Hosts: Center For Behavioral Science Methods (Wang, Ellis, Larsen)
[12] Dennis K.J. Lin / Purdue University (July 18)
“Artificial Intelligence, Biological Intelligence, Statistical Intelligence”
Hosts: Center For Behavioral Science Methods (Wang), Center for Statistical Research & Methodology (Mathew)
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