PIMS Lunchbox Lecture: Dr. Yau Shu Wong
- Date: 11/08/2018
Dr. Yau Shu Wong
Department of Mathematical & Statistical Sciences
University of Alberta
University of Calgary - Downtown Campus
Solving Real World Problems: Data and Mathematics
With advanced in computer and sensor technologies, large-scale data sets are now routinely generated and recorded from a wide range of sources in business, sciences, engineering, health care and medical research, etc. Although data-driven method based on artificial intelligence, machine learning, neural network, deep learning has emerged as new and powerful tool for dealing with many real and complex problems, one should not ignore the importance of mathematics and computing. In this talk, we discuss our experience on integrating mathematical model, scientific computing and data to solve three real problems originated from industrial applications.
Where: Room 234, University of Calgary Downtown Campus, 906 8 Avenue SW
Date: Thursday, November 8, 2018
When: 12:00-01:00pm
Sign-up Deadline: Nov 6, 2018
The Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences is grateful to Alberta Advanced Education and Technology, and the University of Calgary for their support of this series of lectures.
