Lectures between 19.5. - 21.5.2025, DMS building (rooms M3, M4, MP2 and seminar room, 2nd floor )

courde: MABMDS Bayesian Modeling in Data Science: a Practical Approach using R and BUGS/JAGS

Dr. Pablo-Emilio Verde (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

19.5.2025:

• Bayesian uncertainty quantification
• Bayesian analysis of single-parameter models
• MCMC with R and BUGS/JAGS

10:00 - 12:00, seminar room, 2nd floor
12:00 - 13:00, room M3
14:00 - 18:00, seminar room, 2nd floor

20.5.2025:

• Posterior predictions: Bayesian model checking of multiple-parameter models
• Bayesian approaches for missing data
• Bayesian regression models: Ridge Regression, LASSO and variable selection, Robustification of nonlinear models, Risk analysis and logistic regression

09:00 - 13:00, seminar room, 2nd floor
14:00 - 15:00, room MP2
15:00 - 16:00, room M3

21.5.2025:

• Machine learning and Bayesian Adaptive Regression Trees (BART)
• Bayesian Nonparametrics
• Bayesian hierarchical modeling

09:00 - 10:00, room M4
14:00 - 18:00, seminar room, 2nd floor

Dear friends of mathematics,

mathematical hike 49, to which we cordially invite you, will take place on Saturday May 24th 2025. Meet at 9:30 at the tram 1 terminus in Řečkovice.

The route is 20 km along hiking paths and also following some roadways, with the finish back in Řečkovice.

More precisely:
- From Řečkovice to Mokrá Hora, then along the red trail through Lelekovice to the Babí lom lookout tower and to Kuřim.
- From Kuřim to the Baba Nature Park, through it to Řečkovice.
You can end your participation also after 13 km in Kuřim, from where it is possible to return to Brno by train or bus.

Looking forward to see you,

Pavel Francírek and Jonatan Kolegar, organizers

If you have questions, send them to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

A list of electronic math magazines available at MU (more than 650 titles) can be found HERE .

However, magazines from the EBSCO and ProQuest megadablets are not included in this list.

But, it is possible to search for mathematical journals directly in these databases, for example:


EBSCO

http://search.ebscohost.com → EBSCOhost Research Databases → select Publications tab in the top bar → select databases (the most comprehensive is Adamic Search Ulitmate) → in the field Browsing Select By Subject & Description and enter a keyword in the field (eg Mathematics)


PROQUEST CENTRAL

https://search.proquest.com → select Publications in the upper bar → enter a keyword (eg Mathematics) in the search box and choose where we want to search (eg in subject) to Scholarly Journals