Peter Orbanz
Welcome.
Research
My main research interest are the statistics of discrete objects and structures: permutations, graphs, partitions, and even good, old-fashioned sequences of ones and zeros. From a methodological point of view, much of my work is concerned with Bayesian nonparametric models.
Working Papers
Unit-Rate Poisson Representations of Completely Random Measures.
P Orbanz and S Williamson.
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Projective Limit Techniques in Bayesian Nonparametrics.
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Publications
Projective Limit Random Probabilities on Polish Spaces.
P Orbanz.
Electronic Journal of Statistics, Vol. 5, 1354-1373, 2011.
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Dependent Indian Buffet Processes.
S Williamson, P Orbanz and Z Ghahramani.
AISTATS 2010,
JMRL W&CP 9:924-931.
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Bayesian Nonparametric Models.
P Orbanz and YW Teh.
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Encyclopedia of Machine Learning. Springer, 2010.
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Music Preference Learning with Partial Information.
Y Moh, P Orbanz and JM Buhmann.
ICASSP 2008.
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Nonparametric Bayesian Image Segmentation.
P Orbanz and JM Buhmann.
International Journal of Computer Vision (IJCV), Vol. 77, 25-45, 2008.
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Bayesian Order-Adaptive Clustering for Video Segmentation.
P Orbanz, S Braendle and JM Buhmann.
EMMCVPR, 2007.
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Smooth Image Segmentation by Nonparametric Bayesian Inference.
P Orbanz and JM Buhmann.
European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV), Vol. 1, 444-457, 2006.
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SAR Images as Mixtures of Gaussian Mixtures.
P Orbanz and JM Buhmann.
IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP), Vol. 2, 209-212, 2005.
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Notes and Techreports
Conjugate Projective Limits.
P Orbanz, 2009. Technical Report.
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Functional Conjugacy in Parametric Bayesian Models.
P Orbanz, 2009. Technical Report.
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PhD Thesis
Infinite-Dimensional Exponential Families in the Cluster Analysis of Structured Data.
ETH Zurich, 2008.
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Odds & Ends
Machine Learning Summer School 2009
Nonparametric Bayes Tutorial
A series of three tutorial talks on the theoretical foundations of
nonparametric Bayesian methods. My
tutorial webpage
contains
the talk slides, as well as an annotated list of references
on Bayesian nonparametrics and related topics.
Teaching Material: Machine Learning
The teaching material (slides and exercise sheets) I drew up
as a teaching assistant at ETH Zurich is available here:
Machine Learning Slides & Exercises Problems
Judging from the surprising number of downloads, my exercise
problems seem to be more popular than some of my papers.
I also supervised the
Student Theses
of some really excellent students at ETH.
Contact
Peter Orbanz
Computational and Biological Learning Laboratory
University of Cambridge
Email: p.orbanz@eng.cam.ac.uk
Phone: +44-1223-748518
Postal Address: Dr Peter Orbanz | University of Cambridge
Room BE441, Baker Building | Trumpington Street | Cambridge CB2 1PZ, UK