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state of the art in sampling & clustering [workshop]

Next month, I am taking part in a workshop on sampling & clustering at the Max-Planck-Institut für Physik in Garching, Germany (near München). By giving a three hour introduction to ABC, as I did three years ago in Autrans. Being there and talking with local researchers if the sanitary conditions allow. From my office otherwise. Other speakers include Michael Betancourt on HMC and Johannes Buchner on nested sampling. The remote participation to this MPI workshop is both open and free, but participants must register before 18 September, namely tomorrow.

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One Response to “state of the art in sampling & clustering [workshop]”

  1. xi'an Says:
    September 28, 2020 at 7:25 pm

    Unfortunately, the Max Planck Institute just changed the rules for visiting (and for worse) by imposing two successive tests with a five days delay, to be taken in Germany. Just making it impossible, obviously.

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