IS1: Modern Bayesian Methods and Applications.

Organizers: Eduardo Gutiérrez Peña, UNAM, México  y Manuel Mendoza, ITAM, México

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IS2: Applied Bayesian Nonparametric

Organizer: Peter Mueller, UT Austin, USA

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IS3: Connections of p-values and Bayesian Measures of Evidence

Organizer: Luis Pericchi, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico

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IS4: Highly Structured Systems

Organizer: Hedibert Freitas Lopes, Insper, Brasil

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IS5: Bayesian Statistics: Theory and Methods

Organizer: Francisco Javier Rubio, King’s College London, UK

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IS6: Applied and Theoretical Aspects of Bayesian Nonparametric Modelling

Organizer: Fernando Quintana, PUC Chile, Chile

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IS7: Recent Advances in Survival Analysis or Reliability

Description:

To discuss some recent advances in Survival or Reliability modeling under the new tendency of innovation and transfer of technology in finance, medicine and industry.

Organizer: Vera L. D. Tomazella, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil

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IS8: Bayesian UQ

Organizer: Andrés Christen, CIMAT, México

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IS9: Early Career Researchers

Organizer:  Bruno Sanso, University of California Santa Cruz, USA

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IS10: Junior Contributions to Bayesian Modeling and Inference

Description:

The Bayesian approach is attracting an increasing interest in several applied fields since it allows borrowing of information, coherent uncertainty quantification, shrinkage, inclusion of prior knowledge, modeling of complex dependence structures and tractable inference via the posterior distribution. This session on JUNIOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO BAYESIAN MODELING AND INFERENCE aims at hosting talks by junior researchers from Latin America who are currently working on providing advances in Bayesian inference from different perspectives, covering sampling, regression and high-dimensional sparse models.

Organizer: j-ISBA Section

Isadora Antoniano. Bocconi University, Italy

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IS11: Statistics in the Environment 

Organizer:

Alexandra Schmidt, McGill University, Canada

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  • Thais Fonseca, UFRJ, Brazil. Bayesian Cross-Validation of Geostatistical Models
  • Eliane Rodrigues, UNAM, Mexico. Using a non-homogenous Poisson model with spatial anisotropy and change-points to study rate of ozone exceedances in Mexico City