Xi'an's Og

There are two new Bayesian reading groups in Paris, one centred on model choices issues as explained here and another one focussing on WinBUGS. Attendance is free and open to anyone interested. I am not involved with the second group but try to attend the first one whenever I am free….

In the same spirit, Andrew Gelman will visit Engref in Paris on December 11-18 2008. He will give an advanced crash course on “Bayesian thinking” on December 12 and December 15, as well as a seminar on his book “Red State, Blue State, Rich State, Blue State: Why Americans vote the way they do?” at 2pm on December 15, still at Engref.

At last, there is a workshop on December 5 at Université Paris Ouest Nanterre-La Défense [Salle 614, Bâtiment G] on Random measures and Bayesian Nonparametrics organised by Patrice Bertail et Giovanni Peccati.

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