As it happens, the next MaxEnt conference will happens in London, on 2-6 July, at the Alan Turing Institute, which makes it another perfect continuation of the ISBA meeting in Edinburgh, or of the Computational Statistics summer school in Warwick the week after. But in competition with BAYsm in Warwick and MCqMC in Rennes. I once attended a MaxEnt meeting in Oxford. (Oxford, Mississippi!) Which was quite interesting in the audience it attracted and the focus of the discussions, some of which were exhilaratingly philosophical!
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another instance of a summer of Bayesian conferences
Posted in pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags Alan Turing Institute, Bayesian conference, Britain, Edinburgh, ISBA 2018, London, MaxEnt, MCqMC 2018, Oxford (Mississipi), summer school on March 15, 2018 by xi'anValència summer school
Posted in Kids, pictures, R, Running, Statistics, Travel, University life, Wines with tags Bayesian statistics, BayesX, C, R, short courses, Spain, summer school, València, workshop on January 31, 2018 by xi'an
In another continuation of the summer of Bayesian conferences in Europe, the Universidat de Valencià is organising a summer school on Bayesian statistics, from 16 July till 20 July, 2018. Which thus comes right after our summer school on computational statistics at Warwick. With a basic course on Bayesian learning (2 days). And a more advanced course on Bayesian modeling with BayesX. And a final day workshop.
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Posted in Books, Kids, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags algorithms, Art Owen, bursaries, computational statistics, Edinburgh, ISBA, Luc Devroye, MCQMC, Monte Carlo Statistical Methods, Philippe Flajolet, Rennes, simulation, summer school, University of Warwick, Uppsala on November 30, 2017 by xi'an
Next June, at the same time as the ISBA meeting in Edinburgh, which is slowly taking shape, there will be an Analysis of Algorithms (AofA) meeting in Uppsala (Sweden) with Luc Devroye as the plenary Flajolet Award speaker. The full name of the conference is the 29th International Conference on Probabilistic, Combinatorial and Asymptotic Methods for the Analysis of Algorithms. While it is unfortunate the two conferences take place at the same time (and not in the same location), this also provides a continuity of conferences with the following week MCqMC in Rennes and the subsequent week summer school in simulation in Warwick (with Art Owen as the LMS Lecturer).
About our summer school, I want to point out that, thanks to several sponsors, we will be able to provide a consequent number of bursaries for junior researchers. This should be an additional incentive for attendees of the previous week Young Bayesian meeting (BAYSM) to remain the extra days nearby Warwick and attend this fantastic opportunity. Other instructors are Nicolas Chopin, Mark Huber and Jeff Rosenthal!

