Bin Yu
 
 
 
Welcome
I am currently working on statistical methodologies and models involving large data sets from remote sensing, data networks (internet and sensor networks), neuroscience, finance, and bioinformatics. Together with my students and collaborators, I have been working on different areas of statistical machine learning, theoretical and computational.  These areas include boosting, Lasso, support vector machines (SVM), and semi-supervised learning.  On the computational side, we have developed algorithms such as BLasso and iCAP for sparse modeling.
My past research areas have also included empirical processes, markov chain monte carlo, signal processing, the minimum description length principle (MDL), and  information theory.
 
Chancellor’s Professor
 
 Department of Statistics
Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
 
University of California, Berkeley
 
mail: 367 Evans Hall #3860 • Berkeley, CA 94720 • phone: 510-642-2021 • fax: 510-642-7892
Research
Research supported by NSF grants, ARO grants, Miller Research Professorship (Spring, 04), and Guggenheim Foundation (2006-2007).
 
 
News and Events
I am co-organizing a conference to be held in Summer 2007 in China: “The Second Pao-Lu Hsu Conference (2009): Machine Learning and Computational Recognition