The LiU Seminar Series in Statistics and Mathematical Statistics

The seminars are typically held bi-weekly on Tuesdays at 15.15-16.15.
For further information, or if you want to be notified about the seminars by e-mail, please contact Mattias Villani.

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Upcoming Seminar

Tuesday, April 9, 3.15 pm, 2013. Seminar in Statistics

On evolution of one application: a Bayesian data augmentation analysis
Andriy Andreev, Statistics, Stockholm University.
Abstract: Complex biological systems are almost always only partially observable and standard statistical modeling, based solely on observed data, can sometimes result in misleading conclusions about relationships of interest. Data augmentation has in its various forms proved to be useful by adding the unobservable part to the likelihood. This talk will present a research evolution of one non-parametrically defined hierarchical intensity model. Predictive distributions are used to access causal influences, while MCMC disentangles conditioning on interdependent random processes.
Location: Von Neumann

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Future and Past Seminars

Spring 2013 | Fall 2012 | Spring 2012 | Fall 2011

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