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StanCon 2019 Cambridge

Aug 20–23, 2019 · University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom

Conference
StanCon Data science & ML
Dates
Aug 20, 2019 – Aug 23, 2019
Venue
University of Cambridge
Place
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
mc-stan.org
Recorded
0 sponsors · 67 speaker appearances
Notes
Tutorials Aug 20-21, conference Aug 22-23. Submitted talks (with video links) from the programme page; tutorial instructors from the StanCon talks archive.

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Speakers and talks 67

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Ada Miltz—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Aki Vehtari—SpeakerA Decision-Theoretic Journey From Early Clinical Data to Late Stage Efficacy using Hierarchical Joint Models. Krzysztof Sakrejda, Eric Novik. Generable  Abstract  Video Stacking for multimodal posterior distributionsVideo
Aki Vehtari—WorkshopModel assessment and selection—
Aki Vehtari—SpeakerApproximate leave-future-out cross-validation for Bayesian time series modelsVideo
Aki Vehtari (Aalto)—SpeakerBayesian leave-one-out cross-validation for large dataVideo
Alison Brown—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Andrew Gelman—SpeakerA Decision-Theoretic Journey From Early Clinical Data to Late Stage Efficacy using Hierarchical Joint Models. Krzysztof Sakrejda, Eric Novik. Generable  Abstract  Video Stacking for multimodal posterior distributionsVideo
Anne Presanis—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Ben Goodrich—WorkshopHierarchical Modeling with Stan—
Breck Baldwin—WorkshopIntroduction to Stan for Programmers—
Charles Margossian—WorkshopPopulation and ODE-based models using Stan and Torsten—
Christian AlthausInstitute of Social and Preventive Medicine, University of Bern, SwitzerlandSpeakerThe emergence of HIV resistance to antiretroviral therapy in southern Africa: a mechanistic meta-analysis of survey dataVideo
Christopher Jackson (presenting author)—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Cuong Chau—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Daniel LeeGenerableSpeakerFast Forward Like a Lambo (skrrt skrrt)Video
Daniel Lee—WorkshopA Dive into Stan’s C++ Model Concept—
Daniel Simpson (University of Toronto)—SpeakerStructured priors for survey estimates in the presence of non-representative dataVideo
Daniela De Angelis (MRC Biostatistics Unit—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Davor Sluga (UL)—SpeakerThe State of GPU Computation Support for StanVideo
Elea McDonnell FeitDrexel University, The Wharton SchoolSpeakerProfit-Maximizing A/B TestsVideo
Eren MElçi, Sam BrillemanSpeakerBayesian analyses of time-to-event data using the rstanarm R packageVideo
Erik Štrumbelj (UL)—SpeakerThe State of GPU Computation Support for StanVideo
Forrest Eli HurleyNorth Carolina State UniversitySpeakerSimulation of Statistic Mechanical Systems using StanVideo
Hamish Mohammed—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Hyeonseop Lee—SpeakerWhen seasonality meets Bayesian: Decomposing seasonalities in StanVideo
Hyunji Moon—SpeakerWhen seasonality meets Bayesian: Decomposing seasonalities in StanVideo
Jim Savage—SpeakerPrior choice in logit models of discrete choiceVideo
Johan Jonasson (Chalmers Technical University)—SpeakerBayesian leave-one-out cross-validation for large dataVideo
Jonah Gabry—SpeakerApproximate leave-future-out cross-validation for Bayesian time series modelsVideo
Jonah Gabry—WorkshopBasics of Bayesian inference and Stan—
Jonathan Auerbach—WorkshopIntroduction to Stan for Programmers—
Julien RiouInstitute of Social and Preventive Medicine, University of Bern, SwitzerlandSpeakerThe emergence of HIV resistance to antiretroviral therapy in southern Africa: a mechanistic meta-analysis of survey dataVideo
Jure Demšar (UL)—SpeakerThe State of GPU Computation Support for StanVideo
Kathy Lowndes—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Katy Davison—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Kevin SVan HornSpeakerChronikis: a Bayesian time-series modeling languageVideo
Lauren Kennedy—WorkshopBasics of Bayesian inference and Stan—
Lauren Kennedy (Columbia University)—SpeakerStructured priors for survey estimates in the presence of non-representative dataVideo
Leah Comment—SpeakerPrediction and causal inference for time-to-event outcomes truncated by deathVideo
Måns Magnusson (Aalto)—SpeakerBayesian leave-one-out cross-validation for large dataVideo
Matthias EggerInstitute of Social and Preventive Medicine, University of Bern, SwitzerlandSpeakerThe emergence of HIV resistance to antiretroviral therapy in southern Africa: a mechanistic meta-analysis of survey dataVideo
Matthias SUllrich, and Marc-Thorsten HüttSpeakerModeling cocoa bean fermentation processesVideo
Mauricio Moreno-ZambranoUllrich, and Marc-Thorsten HüttSpeakerModeling cocoa bean fermentation processesVideo
Michael Riis Andersen (Danish Technical University)—SpeakerBayesian leave-one-out cross-validation for large dataVideo
Mikael Brunila—SpeakerThe Currency of Place and the Short-Term Rental MarketVideo
Noel Gill (Public Health England)—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Paul Bürkner—SpeakerApproximate leave-future-out cross-validation for Bayesian time series modelsVideo
Philip MaybankNumerical Algorithms Group (NAG)SpeakerExtending Stan’s Automatic Differentiation (AD) capabilities using dco/c++Video
PUBG—SpeakerWhen seasonality meets Bayesian: Decomposing seasonalities in StanVideo
Rok Češnovar (University of Ljubljana - UL)—SpeakerThe State of GPU Computation Support for StanVideo
Ron BermanDrexel University, The Wharton SchoolSpeakerProfit-Maximizing A/B TestsVideo
Ross Harris—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Rowan SwiersAstraZenecaSpeakerHandling missing data, censored values and measurement error in machine learning models using multiple imputation for early stage drug discoveryVideo
Sara Croxford—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Sarika Desai—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Sean Talts (Columbia University)—SpeakerThe State of GPU Computation Support for StanVideo
Sergio GrimbsUllrich, and Marc-Thorsten HüttSpeakerModeling cocoa bean fermentation processesVideo
SNU—SpeakerWhen seasonality meets Bayesian: Decomposing seasonalities in StanVideo
Stephanie Migchelsen—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Steve Bronder (Capital One)—SpeakerThe State of GPU Computation Support for StanVideo
Tadej Ciglarič (UL)—SpeakerThe State of GPU Computation Support for StanVideo
Teddy GrovesDTU BIOSUSTAIN Quantitative Modelling of Cell Metabolism TeamSpeakerModelling enzyme kinetics with StanVideo
University of Cambridge); Peter Kirwan—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Valerie Delpech—SpeakerEstimating the prevalence of HIV infection in England using Bayesian evidence synthesisVideo
Yi Zhang—WorkshopPopulation and ODE-based models using Stan and Torsten—
Yuling Yao—SpeakerA Decision-Theoretic Journey From Early Clinical Data to Late Stage Efficacy using Hierarchical Joint Models. Krzysztof Sakrejda, Eric Novik. Generable  Abstract  Video Stacking for multimodal posterior distributionsVideo
Yuxiang Gao (University of Toronto)—SpeakerStructured priors for survey estimates in the presence of non-representative dataVideo

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