I was thus in Montpellier for a few days, working with Jean-Michel Marin and attending the very final meeting of our ANR research group called Emile… The very same group that introduced us to ABC in 2005. We had a great time, discussing about DIYABC.2, ABC for SNPs, and other extensions with our friend Arnaud Estoup, enjoying an outdoor dinner on the slopes of Pic Saint-Loup and a wine tasting on the way there, listening to ecological modelling this morning from elephant tracking [using INLA] to shell decoration in snails [using massive MCMC], running around Crès lake in the warm rain, and barely escaping the Tour de France on my way to the airport!!!
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R.I.P. Emile…
Posted in Mountains, pictures, Running, Statistics, Travel, University life, Wines with tags ABC, ANR, DIYABC, EMILE, INLA, Languedoc wines, Mauguio, MCMC, Montpellier, Mortiès, Pic Saint Loup, SNPs on July 5, 2013 by xi'anCarnon [and Core, bis]
Posted in Books, pictures, Running, Statistics, University life with tags Bayesian Core, canal, Carnon, flamingo, France, Mauguio, Mediterranean Sea, Montpellier on June 15, 2012 by xi'anExcept for an early morning run to the outskirts of the (heavily built and downright ugly) Grande Motte, without catching sight of a pink flamingo, I had a rather full day of working on Bayesian Core with Jean-Michel. I managed to complete the hidden Markov section but we still have some way to go on both the hierarchical and the image analysis chapters… We essentially have to handle yet a new dataset for each chapter. With just one and a half day to go!