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Sequoia 200
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Persi Diaconis (Stanford Math and Statistics)
I'll introduce the Burnside process: a family of finite state-space Markov chains that have proved surprisingly effective to simulate things such as contingency tables with fixed row and column sums, partitions of n (when n is 10^8) or more general objects (trees, graphs) defined up to symmetry…
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Sequoia 200
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Christophe Garban (University of Lyon)
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Sequoia 200
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Matthew Nicoletti (Stanford)
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Sequoia 200
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Jacopo Borga (MIT)
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Sequoia 200
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Brice Huang (Stanford)
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Sequoia 200
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Theo McKenzie (Stanford)
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Sequoia 200
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Vadim Gorin (UC Berkeley)
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Sequoia 200
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Dominik Schmid (University of Augsburg)
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Sequoia 200
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Leonid Petrov (University of Virginia)