I have added some (vague) instructions for the individual projects on the Course Information page under the heading Examination.

I have added help to question 1b, which turned out to have a slight complication which I did not think about when I first designed the lab.

I have corrected a minor typo in Slide 11 on Lecture 8. I changed a tau to a sigma. This is important for the lab.

The Lore-people helped me out and it is now possible to register for the course. This would really help me to keep track of your labs. Register for the course using this link. Please upload both lab 1 and lab2 in the system. Thanks!

Please submit the labs by email with the title Bayesian Learning - Lab X, with X replaced by the lab number. Forget about Lore.

I will be available for discussions and help for master's students on Friday 16, at 10 am in the room Thomas Bayes (of course!).
Note: PhD students are NOT welcome, this extra time is only for master's students.

I have posted one of my old exams (with complete solutions) under Course Information/Material. I think Question 2 might be instructive to see at this stage of the course.

Photocopies of the exercises from the BDA book is now posted under Timetable.

There will be a follow-up course, Bayesian Learning II, which goes more into depth and deals with Bayesian analysis of more complex models. The course will probably be given in the Spring, 2013.