Full Professor in Mathematical Statistics @StatsChalmersGU | simulation-based inference | Bayes | stochastic dynamical systems | @uPicchini.bsky.social
📢 Post-Bayesian online seminar series coming!📢
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We'll discuss cutting-edge methods for posteriors that no longer rely on Bayes Theorem.
(e.g., PAC-Bayes, generalised Bayes, Martingale posteriors, ...)
Pls circulate widely!
for those migrating to Bluesky: these days me, as well as many others, are getting dozens of new Bluesky followers every day. But please before following anyone, write something about yourself in your profile, and have a profile pic. You are more likely to get followed-back
A reminder of our talk tomorrow by Ullrich Köthe (University of Heidelberg) on "Free-form flows for physics-informed generative modelling". Sign up here https://t.co/QIcmNUXjj3 to get the link to join.
regarding the publisher MDPI: a tragedy put MDPI into the spotlight
"Performance metrics for editorial staffers prioritize the quantity of published manuscripts over their quality [...] It incentivizes us to push towards publication instead of rejection" https://t.co/Q1zI4BVDx4
Had a great time writing this review paper with former student Matthew Sainsbury-Dale and @HuserRaphael on "Neural Methods for Amortised Parameter Inference". Hope it's found as a useful resource, I definitely learned a lot writing it! #rstats https://t.co/o0sfQ5iisQ
it generated a 15 minutes podcast involving a realistic discussion between two persons about the paper. It was an engaging conversation, with very realistic voices, interruptions, accents. Incredible. 4/n
yesterday I refereed a paper, read it from start to finish as usual, and sent the review to a journal. This morning I read on LinkedIn of the NotebookLM project by Google, an AI "research assistant". You can upload a paper and "interrogate" it. 1/n
https://t.co/78lridPoAY
When the AI Notebook returns comments, it also cites the exact paragraphs in the paper that are relevant for the comments.
You can see where this is going. You can also use it to extract a summary of a paper you wish to read, and "scaringly enough"....3/n
@MarvinSchmittML Perhaps you could give your take on alphaXiv, if you see it as something potentially big coming, since it is backed up by Stanford.
This is a topic falling more broadly into "academic life" than data science, i know ....
nice package for visualising of the outputs of SMC, IS and more, by @bayesian_stats
For example, the pics shows the genealogy of 25 resampled particles
https://t.co/n20NAlHSSC