Posts Tagged ‘ PNAS ’

ABC model choice via random forests [and no fire]

September 3, 2015
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ABC model choice via random forests [and no fire]

While my arXiv newspage today had a puzzling entry about modelling UFOs sightings in France, it also broadcast our revision of Reliable ABC model choice via random forests, version that we resubmitted today to Bioinformatics after a quite thorough upgrade, the most dramatic one being the realisation we could also approximate the posterior probability of […]

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ABC model choice via random forests [and no fire]

September 3, 2015
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ABC model choice via random forests [and no fire]

While my arXiv newspage today had a puzzling entry about modelling UFOs sightings in France, it also broadcast our revision of Reliable ABC model choice via random forests, version that we resubmitted today to Bioinformatics after a quite thorough upgrade, the most dramatic one being the realisation we could also approximate the posterior probability of […]

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Guest post: PNAS, facebook and the ethics of online experimentation

July 4, 2014
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Guest post: PNAS, facebook and the ethics of online experimentation

This is a guest blog post by Gerry Markopoulos. I'm posting it because I think it is an important topic that deserves wider discussion.Recently, an article was published in the prestigious journal ‘Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences’ (...

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ABC+EL=no D(ata)

May 28, 2012
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ABC+EL=no D(ata)

It took us a loooong while [for various and uninteresting reasons] but we finally ended up completing a paper on ABC using empirical likelihood (EL) that was started by me listening to Brunero Liseo’s tutorial in O’Bayes-2011 in Shanghai… Brunero mentioned empirical likelihood as a semi-parametric technique w/o much Bayesian connections and this got me thinking [...]

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