Slides from Astroinformatics Summer School 2022

The School offers advanced lessons on applying data-driven models to address challenges of modern astronomy research, such as incorporating machine learning, mining large astronomical surveys, harnessing parallel computing architectures, Bayesian computation, and integrating these with domain-specific knowledge to achieve more than can be done with either traditional methods or machine learning individually.

Lectures will be presented by experienced instructors in astroinformatics. Lab tutorials in the form of computational notebooks will reinforce the learning experience, encouraging participants to exercise the methods with astronomical datasets illustrating realistic challenges faced in contemporary research.

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Work Title Slides from Astroinformatics Summer School 2022
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Creators
  1. Eric Ford
  2. Joel Leja
  3. Hyung Suk Tak
  4. Murali Haran
  5. Chuck Pavloski
  6. Justin Matthew Petucci
  7. V. Ashley Villar
  8. Tamas Budavari
  9. Rodrigo Luger
  10. Chris Rackauckas
  11. Jeffrey Regier
Keyword
  1. Astroinformatics
  2. Center for Astrostatistics
License CC BY-SA 4.0 (Attribution-ShareAlike)
Work Type Presentation
Publisher
  1. Penn State Center for Astrostatistics
Publication Date June 2022
Subject
  1. Astronomy
  2. Astrophysics
  3. Statistics
  4. Machine Learning
  5. Data Sciences
Language
  1. English
DOI doi:10.26207/bkax-d915
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Deposited August 19, 2022

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    Work Title
    • Introduction to Philosophy of Data-Driven Models & Machine Learning
    • Slides from Astroinformatics Summer School 2022
    Keyword
    • Astroinformatics, Center for Astrostatistics
    Subject
    • Astronomy, Astrophysics, Statistics, Machine Learning, Data Sciences
    Language
    • English
    Publisher
    • Penn State Center for Astrostatistics
  • Added Creator Eric Ford
  • Added Creator Joel Leja
  • Added Creator Hyung Suk Tak
  • Added Creator Murali Haran
  • Added Creator Chuck Pavloski
  • Added Creator Justin Matthew Petucci
  • Added Creator V. Ashley Villar
  • Added Creator Tamas Budavari
  • Added Creator Rodrigo Luger
  • Added Creator Chris Rackauckas
  • Added Creator Jeffrey Regier
  • Added Lab 4 Instructions SQL.pdf
  • Added Lesson 14 Putting the Peice Together Ford.pdf
  • Added Lesson 13 High-Performance Computing Resources Pavloski.pdf
  • Added Lesson 12 High-Performance Computing Concepts.pdf
  • Added Lesson 11 Scientific Machine Learning Rackauckas (1).pdf
  • Added Lesson 10 Variational Inference Regeir.pdf
  • Added Lesson 9 Neural Networks Tak.pdf
  • Added Lesson 8 Bayesian Computation Haran.pdf
  • Added Lesson 7 Hierarchical Bayesian Modeling Leja.pdf
  • Added Lesson 6 Dimensionality Reduction and Representation Learning Villar (1).pdf
  • Added Lesson 5 Regularization Luger.pdf
  • Added Lesson 3 Databases Budavari.pdf
  • Added Lecsson 2 Classification Tak with notes.pdf
  • Added Lesson 1 Regression Tak with notes.pdf
  • Added Lesson 0 Philosophy of Astroinformatics Ford.pdf
  • Updated Description, License Show Changes
    Description
    • The School offers advanced lessons on applying data-driven models to address challenges of modern astronomy research, such as incorporating machine learning, mining large astronomical surveys, harnessing parallel computing architectures, Bayesian computation, and integrating these with domain-specific knowledge to achieve more than can be done with either traditional methods or machine learning individually.
    • Lectures will be presented by experienced instructors in astroinformatics. Lab tutorials in the form of computational notebooks will reinforce the learning experience, encouraging participants to exercise the methods with astronomical datasets illustrating realistic challenges faced in contemporary research.
    License
    • https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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