Taking advantage of being in San Francisco, I flew yesterday to Australia over the Pacific, crossing for the first time the day line. The 15 hour Qantas flight to Sydney was remarkably smooth and quiet, with most passengers sleeping for most of the way, and it gave me a great opportunity to go over several papers I wanted to read and review. Over the next week or so, I will work with my friends and co-authors David Frazier and Gael Martin at Monash University (and undoubtedly enjoy the great food and wine scene!). Before flying back to Paris (alas via San Francisco rather than direct).
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off to Australia
Posted in pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life, Wines with tags ABC, ABC convergence, asymptotic normality, Australia, consistency, Melbourne, Monash University, Qantas, San Francisco, Yarra river on August 22, 2016 by xi'anAMSI Lectures #6 & #7
Posted in Statistics, Travel with tags AMSI Lecture, ANU, Canberra, Qantas, University of Wollongong on August 13, 2012 by xi'an
After this fairly long break stretching from southern Australia to northern Queensland, I am back on track for the second half of my AMSI Lectures, giving a seminar in Canberra tomorrow and at the University of Wollongong the day after.
