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[[Topological Methods in Data Analysis - Journal Club (Summer 2021)| Journal Club (Summer 2021)]]<br>
Topological Methods in Data Analysis<br>
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Mon 11h15-12h45, [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83045934507?pwd=MUludlZVRFZmYTEyZ0c4dEVKRjEyZz09 Zoom] <br>
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This three-day workshop includes introductions into the powerful data analysis machinery of persistent homology, extensive tutorials on the versatile GUDHI Library, and in particular features invited Colloquium Talks by well-known experts in the field, aimed at a broader audience. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to give a short presentation on their own TDA-related work.
 
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Topological Methods in Data Analysis<br>
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October 4th - 6th, Heidelberg University </p>
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This three-day workshop includes introductions into the powerful data analysis machinery of persistent homology, extensive tutorials on the versatile GUDHI Library, and in particular features invited Colloquium Talks by well-known experts in the field, aimed at a broader audience. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to give a short presentation on their own TDA-related work.
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Journal Club

Journal Club (Summer 2021)
Mon 11h15-12h45, Zoom
organizers: Michael Bleher, Max Schmahl, Daniel Spitz