Archive for Universidad de Murcia
integral priors for model comparison [2.0]
Posted in Books, Statistics, University life with tags arXiv, Bayesian inference, Bayesian model choice, Bayesian statistics, ergodicity, imaginary training sample, integral priors, Juan Antonio Cano, Markov chain, MCMC, Murcia, nested models, noninformative priors, reference priors, Spain, Universidad de Murcia on May 2, 2025 by xi'an
Juan Antonio Cano Sanchez (1956-2018)
Posted in Statistics, University life with tags Bayesians, integral priors, Juan Antonio Cano, Murcia, O'Bayes 2015, Objective Bayesian hypothesis testing, Spain, Universidad de Murcia, Valencia conferences on October 12, 2018 by xi'an
I have just learned the very sad news that Juan Antonio Cano, from Universidad de Murcia, with whom Diego Salmerón and I wrote two papers on integral priors, has passed away, after a long fight against a kidney disease. Having communicated with him recently, I am quite shocked by him passing away as I was not aware of his poor health. The last time we met was at the O’Bayes 2015 meeting in Valencià, with a long chat in the botanical gardens of the Universitat de Valencià. Juan Antonio was a very kind and unassuming person, open and friendly, with a continued flow of research in Objective Bayes methodology and in particular on integral priors. Hasta luego, Juan Antonio!
