The sixth in the Bayesian Seminar series compared fitting generalized linear mixed models by classical likehlihood and Bayesian techniques.  The scripts for the examples are here mixed

This fifth seminar in the Bayesian Seminar series introduced the Metropolis Hastings algorithm.  The first chapter of first chapter of Markov Chain Monte Carlo in Practice discusses the basic theory.  The script and data for the example are here Metropolis

The fourth in the Bayesian Seminar series examined linear regression in a Bayesian context.  The script is here SimpleLinearRegression

The third in the Bayesian Seminar series developed basic skills with WinBUGs.  WinBUGs can be freely downloaded from the WinBUGs site. The scripts used discussed in the seminar can be found here Scripts

The second seminar in the series focused on a variety of simple problems.  The notes can be found here: Bayes

This week’s seminar introduced the basic principles of Bayesian inference, and the slides can be found here – BayesSeminar1

Tom Trull – IMAS Date:  Friday, 15 June 2012, 4:00 PM Venue:  IMAS Seminar room

Emmanuel Laurenceau – PhD confirmation seminar Date:  Friday, 15 June 2012, 3:30 PM Venue:  IMAS seminar room

Nick Roden – PhD confirmation seminar Venue:  IMAS seminar room Date:  8 June 2012  3:00 PM   Abstract:  The carbon cycle and the transport of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere to the ocean is an important issue in climate … Continue reading →

Molly Zhongnan Jia – PhD confirmation seminar Venue:  IMAS seminar room Date:  8 June 2012 3:30 PM Abstract: Survival of early stages of Antarctic krill is very important for recruitment of the species. Larval krill are more sensitive than adults to … Continue reading →