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  1. The humanities and the sciences (ACLS occasional paper) by Jerome I Friedman, Peter Galison, et all 1999
  2. Public lectures (LKY distinguished visitor public lecture series) by Jerome I Friedman, 1997
  3. From Statistics to Neural Networks: Theory and Pattern Recognition Applications (Nato a S I Series Series III, Computer and Systems Sciences) by Vladimier S. Cherkassky, Jerome H. Friedman, 1994-09

101. John W. Tukey's Work On Interactive Graphics, Jerome H. Friedman, Werner Stuetzl
jerome H. friedman and Werner Stuetzle Unpublished memorandum to JH friedman,PA Tukey and W. Stuetzle. TUKEY, JW (1982). Another look at the future.
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John W. Tukey's work on interactive graphics
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John's experiences with PRIM-9 gave rise to a slew of other ideas for the analysis of multivariate data, many of them not tied to interactive graphics. The most well known of those is "Projection Pursuit"automatically finding interesting low-dimensional projections of multivariate data by optimizing a projection index. John was also keenly interested in ways of detecting and modeling nonlinear structures in multivariate data which might not be manifest in projections, such as concentration of data near nonlinear lower dimensional manifolds. Many of his proposals exist only in the form of hand-written notes and appear "far out" even today. John's work on Prim-9 and Projection Pursuit lent respectability to computationally oriented, non mathematical research in Statistics. He moved the center of gravity away from an (over)emphasis on mathematical theory to a greater balance between methodology, theory, and applications and thereby helped revitalize the discipline of Statistics. References Primary Subjects:
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Visualization; projection pursuit; PRIM-9; exploratory data analysis;

102. Greedy Function Approximation: A Gradient Boosting Machine., Jerome H. Friedman
jerome H. friedman friedman, JH (1991). Multivariate adaptive regressionsplines (with friedman JH, Hastie, T. and Tibshirani, R. (2000).
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Greedy function approximation: A gradient boosting machine.
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Function estimation; boosting; decision trees; robust nonparametric regression; Full-text: Open access Download the full-text in the following format: PDF (972 KB)
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References
Becker, R. A. and Cleveland, W. S (1996). The design and control ofTrellis display. J. Comput. Statist. Graphics 5 123-155. Breiman, L. (1997). Pasting bites together for prediction in large data sets and on-line. Technical report, Dept. Statistics, Univ. California, Berkeley. Breiman, L. (1999). Prediction games and arcing algorithms. Neural Comp. 11 1493-1517. Breiman, L., Friedman, J. H., Olshen, R. and Stone, C. (1983). Classification and Regression Trees. Wadsworth, Belmont, CA.

103. Jerome Friedman
Translate this page jerome friedman. jerome friedman sala de prensa. jerome friedman. jerome friedman.Físico estadounidense, nace en Chicago, y realiza sus estudios en la
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Físico estadounidense, nace en Chicago, y realiza sus estudios en la misma universidad hasta doctorarse en 1956, pasando el año siguiente a la de Stanford, y de allí, en 1960, al MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), donde llegó a ser Jefe del departamento de Física. En Stanford tomó contacto con H. Kendall y R. Taylor, y el equipo se aplicó a aportar datos experimentales en relación con una teoría nueva, los quarks, hipotéticas subpartículas en que, según Gell-Mann y Zweig, se resolverían las partículas «elementales» (protones, electrones, neutrones). Los resultados obtenidos primero con el acelerador lineal de Stanford, continuados luego en el MIT, les llevaron a la conclusión de que los quarks, no sólo son un modelo conceptual de la estructura de la materia, sino una realidad física. Por estos trabajos, Friedman, Kendall y Taylor compartieron el Nobel de Física en 1990. Hoy en día es miembro del High Energy Advisory Panel del departamento de energías.

104. House Committee On Science
jerome I. friedman INSTITUTE PROFESSOR MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.Mr. Chairman, Ms. Woolsey, members of the Subcommittee, I would like to thank
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Mr. Chairman, Ms. Woolsey, members of the Subcommittee, I would like to thank you for the opportunity to appear at this hearing to present my views about the Department of Energy's Office of Science. I would also like to express my appreciation for the sustained support that you and other members of the House Science Committee have provided for the DOE and for your commitment to improving DOE's ability to serve our national interests. I have been engaged in physics research and education for half a century, and I find it as exciting and rewarding as ever. But unlike some of my colleagues, I didn't start dreaming about science until I was about to graduate from high school. In fact, I received a scholarship to attend the Art Institute of Chicago Museum School and only at the last minute decided to seek admission to the University of Chicago to study physics. This change occurred as a result of reading a small book on relativity.

105. JSTOR Access Denied
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    106. Salford Data Mining 2006
    Jerry friedman has contributed a remarkable array of topics and methodologies todata mining and machine learning during the last 25 years.
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    Jerome Friedman
    June 1 - November 1, 2005
    Accepting Abstract Submissions November 1, 2005
    Abstract Submission Deadline (no flexibility) March 27 - 29, 2006
    San Diego, California Pre-Conference Training March 29* - March 31, 2006
    San Diego, California Conference
    * Conference begins with an evening welcome reception on March 29th June 5 - 6, 2006
    Sydney, Australia Pre-Conference Training June 6 - 8, 2006
    Sydney, Australia Conference During this time, he also introduced Projection Pursuit Regression (PPR) for predictive modeling and interactive data visualization. Although PPR has had only a modest following, it was arguably the first instance of a feed-forward, single hidden layer, back propagation neural network with a remarkable twist: the activation function is itself estimated as part of the learning process and the number of hidden units to use is determined dynamically in a stagewise process (1974, 1981, 1987).
    Finally, Jerry has written a series of expository articles and a substantial book seeking to explain data mining to experienced data analysts and to relate machine learning to statistical foundations. Taken together, this list of new methodology, including Salford Systems Data Mining, MARS, PRIM, PPR, and Gradient Boosting, constitutes one of the broadest ranges of contributions by any one person in the field.
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