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Frontiers in Machine Learning and Economics: Methods and Applications
Posted in Statistics with tags ABC, Approximate Bayesian computation, approximate Bayesian inference, conference, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, USA on October 7, 2022 by xi'an
Larry Brown memorial and workshop, Penn, Nov 30-Dec 01
Posted in Statistics, Travel, University life with tags big Bayes, CIRM, Larry Brown, Marseille, memorial, Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, UPenn, workshop on August 28, 2018 by xi'an
There will be a memorial service and a workshop in memory of Larry Brown next November 30 – December 01 at Penn, Philadelphia, with talks by Jim Berger, Peter Bickel, Andreas Buja, Tony Cai, Ian Johnstone, Michael Jordan, Mark Low, Avi Mandelbaum, and Bin Yu. Unfortunately for me, this celebration clashes with our “big Bayes” conference in CIRM, Marseilles which ends up on the 30th, so I will not be able to take part in this opportunity to remember and celebrate Larry.
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