Xi'an's Og

On Friday, I give a talk in München on ABC model choice. At the Max-Planck Institute for Astrophysics. As coincidence go, I happen to talk the week after John Skilling gave a seminar there. On Bayesian tomography, not on nested sampling. And the conference organisers put the cover of the book Think Bayes: Bayesian Statistics Made Simple, written by Allen Downey, a book I reviewed yesterday night for CHANCE (soon to appear on the ‘Og!) [not that I understand the connection with the Max-Planck Institute or with my talk!, warum nicht?!] The slides are the same as in Oxford for SPA 2015:

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