Archive for Porte Dauphine
…place Dauphine…il est cinq heures, Paris s’éveille [jatp]
Posted in pictures, Travel, Wines with tags biking, France, Henri IV, Ile de la Cité, Jacques Dutronc, Paris, Pierre Curie, Place Dauphine, Pont-Neuf, Porte Dauphine, Rue Dauphine on November 21, 2019 by xi'an
free Fall
Posted in Statistics with tags cycle path, Fall, Porte Dauphine, raspberries, red light, short course, summer, tomatoes on September 15, 2018 by xi'an
Summer is off, Fall is back, as now the open air swimming pool has closed, the park opens too late for my schedule, shorts have all but disappeared from the streets and classrooms, the last raspberries have dried out, green tomatoes in my garden are unlikely to get any redder, the ant traps are no longer needed, the watering hose has been stored inside along the umbrella, and eating outdoors becomes a challenge, but the return from the traditional August vacation break has seen an explosion in the number of cyclists on my way to Dauphine, meaning I end up on most trips biking with (or against) other [100% nuke free] cyclists, with an improved trip duration (if not safer trips!). And no connection with the free fall tee!
computer strategies for complex Bayesian models
Posted in Books, Kids, Statistics, University life with tags defense, delayed acceptance, dimension expansion, Gaussian copula, Paris, PhD students, PhD thesis, Porte Dauphine, Université Paris Dauphine on July 18, 2016 by xi'an
This is the cover page of Marco Banterle‘s thesis, who will defend on Thursday [July 21, 13:00], at a rather quiet time for French universities, which is one reason for advertising it here. The thesis is built around several of Marco’s papers, like delayed acceptance, dimension expansion, and Gaussian copula for graphical models. The defence is open to everyone, so feel free to join if near Paris-Dauphine!
view from my office, circa 1905
Posted in Books, pictures, Travel with tags Austria, Emilie Louise Flöge, France, Gustav Klimt, Paris, Porte Dauphine, postcard, Université Paris Dauphine, Vienna on December 13, 2015 by xi'an
