Xi'an's Og

The paper Prequential posteriors Shreya Roy wrote as part of her PhD thesis at Warwick U, under the supervision of Rito Dutta, Richard Everitt and myself, got published on-line after earlier acceptance by the Japanese Journal of Statistics and Data Science, an official journal of the Japanese Federation of Statistical Science Associations. Coïncidental but unrelated to my Akaike Memorial Lecture prize. The paper will be part of a special issue on Recent Advances in Dynamical Monte Carlo Methods. Congrats to Shreya, soon to defend her viva in Warwick!

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