The Biarri Applied Mathematics Conference
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29th of November 2022
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THE BIARRI APPLIED MATHEMATICS CONFERENCE
Limits of Predictability
In the current age of AI, data and digitisation, many promises are being sold around the capability of data-driven or analytical digital systems. Unfortunately, the world is a complex place and as good as our modelling capabilities are, the limits of our analytical capabilities are all too present.
This conference will explore those limits and help participants understand how mathematical techniques are defining, expanding and helping us understand our analytical limits better than ever before. Come and hear examples of projects and case studies of both successful and failed attempts to realise mathematical modelling in a variety of scenarios.
The event will help participants understand where analytical techniques can be successful and where the complexity, randomness or non-linearity of the system is too great, even for the most powerful tools we have today.
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Our Amazing Speakers
BAMConf has been created to bring academia and industry together.
Steven Edwards
Gurobi
The Future of Solvers
Kate Smith-Miles
Optima
Advancing trustworthy optimisation technologies
Mikhail Prokopenko
The University of Sydney
Modelling tipping points and amplification effects of the COVID-19 pandemic response.
Tristam Alexander
The University of Sydney
Data-driven modelling of user polarization dynamics on social media
Anna Aksamit
The University of Sydney
Robust financial mathematics: pricing and hedging under uncertainty
Katie Buchhorn
Queensland University of Technology
Intelligent data collection
Clara Grazian
The University of Sydney
Statistical models to incorporate heterogeneity in spatio-temporal prediction.
Tim Hannan
Alliance Group
Lifting the Lid – Deciphering the Black Box
Long Huynh
Meat and Livestock Australia
The challenges in adopting a red meat predictive tool with red meat processor
Chawalit Kocharunchitt
University of Tasmania
The challenges in adopting a red meat predictive tool with red meat processor
David Mckeague
Curious Thing
AI applied to the Enterprise
Dale Roberts
The Australian National University
Tackling high-dimensional problems encountered when observing the Earth from space
Lindon Roberts
The University of Sydney
Black-Box Optimisation Techniques for Complex Systems
Steph Stammel
Transurban
Managing uncertainty: statistics and econometrics as part of a multidisciplinary approach
Gabrielle Woodhouse
Bureau of Meteorology
Predictability and forecaster experience during extreme weather events
Menkes van den Briel
Hivery
Prediction and Optimization in Retail: Putting the right products on the shelves
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BAM Conference 2022 Organising Committee
Eduardo Altmann | Professor and Head of the School
The University of Sydney
School of Mathematics and Statistics
Nam Ho-Nguyen | Lecturer
The University of Sydney
Discipline of Business Analytics, The University of Sydney Business School
Dmytro Matsypura | Associate Professor
The University of Sydney
Discipline of Business Analytics, The University of Sydney Business School
The Biarri Team | Commercial Mathematicians
Biarri
Brisbane and Melbourne