Title: Energy Expenditure Prediction from Raw Accelerometer  Data: A Comparison between Linear and Nonlinear Models Speaker: Dr. Munni Begum               Professor of Mathematical Sciences

Title: Spectrum sharing in cellular networks: Optimisation and post-optimisation techniques   Speaker: Md Asaduzzaman, PhD               Associate Professor              

Big Data: Opportunities to Explore  Presenter: DataSoft Systems Bangladesh Limited

Title: Conditional dependence in joint modelling of longitudinal non-Gaussian outcomes   Speaker: Mili Roy, MSc               Research Assistant               Werklund School of Education               University of Calgary, Canada      Abstract: The study is motivated by the limitations of conventional

Title: Survival Ensembles and Representative Trees for Cancer Prognostication   Speaker: Mousumi Banerjee, PhD               Research Professor of Biostatistics               School of Public Health & Comprehensive Cancer Center,               Director of Biostatistics               Center

Title: Business Intelligence and Data Science Speaker: Business Intelligence team, Grameenphone Summary: The main focus of the seminar will be- to shed some light on the current business trends, and the challenges the industry faces in this 21st century, and also to delineate the prospects of Business Intelligence and Data Science in Bangladesh. The sessions will be

Title: Statisticians in the Data Science Era Speaker: Enayetur Raheem, Data Scientist at Carolinas HealthCare System, North Carolina, USA Abstract: In this talk I will discuss what it really means to be a data scientist from a statistician's perspective. In particular, I will share my experience about the US job market for statisticians. This will

Title: Testing equality of two normal means using combined samples of paired and unpaired data Speaker: Professor Nizam Uddin , Department of Statistics, University of Central Florida   Abstract: A test statistic for testing equality of two normal means when data consist of both paired and unpaired observations is proposed. The proposed test statistic is compared with