Special CMX Lunch Seminar
Annenberg 213
Consistency and optimality of nonlinear data assimilation with Gaussian processes
Richard Nickl,
Professor of Mathematical Statistics,
Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics,
University of Cambridge,
We will discuss recent progress in our understanding of Bayesian inference methods for parameters or states of time evolution phenomena modelled by non-linear partial differential equations (PDEs) such as Navier-Stokes, McKean-Vlasov, and reaction-diffusion systems. We will show that posteriors can deliver consistent solutions in the `informative' large data/small noise limit, discuss probabilistic approximations to the fluctuations of such posterior measures in infinite dimensions, and how such results can be used to show that the non-convex problem of computation of the associated `filtering' distributions are polynomial time problems.
For more information, please contact Jolene Brink by phone at (626)395-2813 or by email at [email protected] or visit CMX Website.
Event Series
CMX Lunch Series