Bayes 250 Conference

为期五天的会议将于2013年12月15日至19日在杜克大学举行。会议由三个讲习班组成。客观贝叶斯2013研讨会于12月15日至19日举行，包括三天的科学会议，一天的研究生和新研究人员辅导，以及一个海报会议，所有这些都集中在客观贝叶斯方法的主要最新发展上。EFaB@Bayes 250研讨会将于12月15日至16日举行，旨在促进贝叶斯方法在经济、金融和商业领域的研究和教育，以及这些领域的学术与产业互动和推广。12月17日是“贝叶斯250日”，庆祝托马斯·贝叶斯发表论文250周年，讲座将展示贝叶斯分析对许多科学学科的变革性影响。考虑的科学主题包括客观贝叶斯分析的基础；客观先验，统计统一；空间和时间方法；巨大模型空间下的模型不确定性；非参数分析;大量的多重测试和亚群分析；计算问题，尤其是海量数据；不确定性量化;统计和过程计算建模的接口；高能物理和天体物理中的客观贝叶斯方法。2013年12月15日至19日，为期五天的贝叶斯250会议在杜克大学举行，汇集了来自世界各地贝叶斯分析领域的顶尖研究人员。在过去的十年里，人们对贝叶斯统计方法的兴趣在工程、医学和科学领域都出现了爆炸式的增长，这次会议为交流最新的研究进展提供了一个及时的论坛，为新的研究人员和代表性不足的群体提供了机会，并建立了新的合作，将努力引向悬而未决的问题，并为研究开辟了新的方向。这次会议恰逢托马斯·贝叶斯发表那篇著名论文250周年。会议的组织旨在促进互动，每天最多有7场演讲，并进行广泛的讨论。辅导课和晚间海报会议增强了研究生和新研究人员的会议体验。资金主要支持研究生和新的研究人员。

A five-day conference is being held at Duke University during December 15-19, 2013. The conference consists of three workshops. The Objective Bayes 2013 Workshop, from December 15-19, consists of three days of scientific sessions, one day of tutorials for graduate students and new researchers, and a poster session, all centering on major recent developments in objective Bayesian methodology. The EFaB@Bayes 250 Workshop, from December 15-16, promotes research and education on Bayesian methods in economics, finance and business, and academic-industry interactions and outreach across these areas. Bayes 250 Day on December 17, celebrates the 250th anniversary of the presentation of Thomas Bayes' paper, with lectures showing the transformative impact of Bayesian analysis on a number of scientific disciplines. The scientific topics considered include foundations of objective Bayesian analysis; objective priors, unification of statistics; spatial and temporal methods; model uncertainty with huge model spaces; nonparametric analysis; massive multiple testing and subgroup analysis; computational issues, especially with massive data; uncertainty quantification; the interface of statistics and computational modeling of processes; and objective Bayesian methods in high energy physics and astrophysics. The Bayes 250 Conference, a five day conference at Duke University during December 15-19, 2013, brings together leading researchers in Bayesian analysis from around the world. The last decade has seen an explosion of interest in Bayesian statistical methodology across engineering, medicine and science, and this meeting provides a timely forum for the exchange of recent research developments, provides opportunities for new researchers and underrepresented groups, and establishes new collaborations that will channel efforts into pending problems and open new directions for investigation. The conference is timed to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the publication of the famous paper by Thomas Bayes. The organization of the meeting is designed to facilitate interactions, with at most 7 talks per day and extensive discussion built in. Tutorials and an evening poster session enhance the conference experience for graduate students and new researchers. Funding primarily supports graduate students and new researchers.