This is a last call for late participants or would-be participants to the O’Bayes conference at the end of the month, in Warwick on 28 June – 02 July, and right after the BNP 12 conference. Posters can still be submitted to me and registration is still open for another two weeks.
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last call for O’Bayes in Warwick
Posted in Books, pictures, Running, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags BNP12, Coventry, England, O'Bayes 2019, poster session, summer of British conferences, Warwick, warwick university on June 4, 2019 by xi'anO’Bayes 2019 conference program
Posted in Kids, pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags Bayesian conference, Bayesian model selection, BNP12, England, frequentist inference, imprecise probabilities, ISBA, O'Bayes 2019, objective Bayes, prior selection, Statistical learning, University of Warwick on May 13, 2019 by xi'an
The full and definitive program of the O’Bayes 2019 conference in Warwick is now on line. Including discussants for all papers. And the three [and free] tutorials on Friday afternoon, 28 June, on model selection (M. Barbieri), MCMC recent advances (G.O. Roberts) and BART (E.I. George). 
Registration remains open at the reduced rate and submissions of posters can still be sent to me for all conference participants.
O’Bayes 2019, more posters if you please!
Posted in pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags BNP12, Coventry, O'Bayes 2019, Oxford, poster session, University of Warwick, Warwickshire on March 26, 2019 by xi'an
As the announcement for O’Bayes 2019 appeared in the March issue of the IMS Bulletin I just received, let me call for further poster submissions to the meeting. The deadline for travel support submission is past, but poster submissions are welcomed till June 15. (Overlap with BNP12 is not an issue!) Submissions should be sent to me (gmail address: bayesianstatistics) as a one page pdf file. Registration is open, with accommodation options.
O’Bayes 2019: poster deadline extension
Posted in pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags BAYSM 2018, BNP12, conference, conference fees, Fall, ISBA, O'Bayes 2019, poster, quadrangle, University of Warwick on January 31, 2019 by xi'an
For potential participants to the ISBA O’Bayes 2019 conference in Warwick next June 28 – July 02, that is, almost everyone except the participants who have already submitted!, this post is to announce that the deadline for poster submission has just been extended till March 15, to account for BNP 12 potential participants having not yet been notified of the accepted contributed sessions. Or the poster presentations there, since the same poster can be discussed at both places, by all means! (Thank you Robin for pointing this out!) As an aside, the construction of the webpage is still under development for registration fees (low) and university accommodations (cheap), but should be out next week! (The current links are to BAYSM 2018, which took place last year, obviously.)
BNP12
Posted in pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags Bayesian nonparametrics, BNP12, Coventry, England, ISBA, Midlands, O'Bayes 2019, objective Bayes, Oxford, support, UK, University of Oxford, University of Warwick on October 9, 2018 by xi'an
The next BNP (Bayesian nonparametric) conference is taking place in Oxford (UK), prior to the O’Bayes 2019 conference in Warwick, in June 24-28 and June 29-July 2, respectively. At this stage, the Scientific Committee of BNP12 invites submissions for possible contributed talks. The deadline for submitting a title/abstract is 15th December 2018. And the submission of applications for travel support closes on 15th December 2018. Currently, there are 35 awards that could be either travel awards or accommodation awards. The support is for junior researchers (students currently enrolled in a Dphil (PhD) programme or having graduated after 1st October 2015). The applicant agrees to present her/his work at the conference as a poster or oraly if awarded the travel support.
As for O’Bayes 2019, we are currently composing the programme, following the 20 years tradition of these O’Bayes meetings of having the Scientific Committee (Marilena Barbieri, Ed George, Brunero Liseo, Luis Pericchi, Judith Rousseau and myself) inviting about 25 speakers to present their recent work and 25 discussants to… discuss these works. With a first day of introductory tutorials to Bayes, O’Bayes and beyond. I (successfully) proposed this date and location to the O’Bayes board to take advantage of the nonparametric Bayes community present in the vicinity so that they could attend both meetings at limited cost and carbon impact.
