Friday 4 August. Dr Jean Yee Hwa Yang, University of Sydney. Issues in gene expression analysis and beyond.
Friday 18 August. Dr Tarn Duong , University of New South Wales. Convergence rates for unconstrained bandwidth matrix selectors
in multivariate kernel density estimation.
Friday 8 September. Dr Michael Stewart, University of Sydney. On the nonparametric maximum likelihood estimation of log-concave densities.
Friday 15 September. Dr Scott Sisson, University of New South Wales. Sequential Monte Carlo without likelihoods.
Friday 29 September. Prof. Suojin Wang, Texas A&M University. Maximum Likelihood With Auxiliary Information.
Friday 6 October. Prof. Yuri V. Borovskikh, Transport University. Asymptotic distributions of U-statistics based on trimmed and Winsorized
samples
Friday 20 October. Dr Chunsheng Lu, Curtin University of Technology. Statistical analysis of spatio-temporal seismicity
Friday 10 November. Prof. Gunter Last,
University of Karslruhe (Germany). The Boolean model of stochastic geometry Venue Carslaw 173
Wednesday 15 November. Prof. Mark Segal, University of California, San Francisco Chess, Chance and Conspiracy Venue Carslaw 173
Friday 24 November. Prof. Richard Cowan. Geometric problems concernant the convex hull of $n$ points chosen at random Venue Carslaw 173
Friday 3 March. Professor Michael Akritas,
Pennsylvania State University.
Nonparametric Covariate Adjustment.
Friday 17 March: in Carslaw 451. Professor Valentin Petrov,
St Petersburg University.
Generalizations of the Borel-Cantelli lemma.
Friday 31 March. Dr Nader Tajvidi,
Lund Institute of Technology.
Multivariate generalised Pareto distributions.
Friday 7 April. Professor Laurent Cavalier,
University of Aix-Marseille 1. Adaptive estimation for inverse problems with noisy operators.
Friday 21 April. Dr David Warton, University of New South Wales. Modelling high-dimensional abundance data using generalised estimating equations.
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Friday 12 May. Pr Zhengyan Lin, Zhejiang University. Strong near-epoch dependence.
Friday 19 May. Dr Richard Gerlach,
University of Sydney.
Reversible jump MCMC methods for choosing between nonlinear GARCH models.
Friday 26 May. Dr Mark Berman, CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences (CMIS). Some Statistical Problems in Spectroscopy and Hyperspectral Imaging.
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