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Fast statistical inference with neural networks and amortisation Golden ticket or red herring? Speaker: Andrew Zammit-Mangion Part of the AI4Good Webinar series 14 February 2024

From Bench to Bytes to ‘Bioinformatician’ 2nd May 2024 - Dr Dezerae Cox combined Molecular Horizons and Data & Decision Science Network Seminar

“ChatGPT for your data”, using Deepnote and other AI tools for data analysis 28th March 2024 Dr Colin Cortie and Professor Marijka

Statistical Analysis Plans and Research Data Management: 28th November 2023 - Dr Bradley Wakefield

Understanding and predicting Antarctic biodiversity responses to climate change is critical for informing conservation planning and management in Antarctica. Biodiversity, with its multi-dimensional nature, interacts with climate change in complex ways. In this talk, we will consider changes in species composition along environmental distances over space, using generalised dissimilarity models....

Statistical Science Lecture given on 17 November 2022 by Michael I. Jordan, Pehong Chen Distinguished Professor in Dept of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences and Professor of Statistics, UC Berkeley, USA Title: On Learning-Aware Mechanism Design

Data Science and Statistics Lecture given on 15 August 2023 By Professor Antonietta Mira, Professor of Statistics and Director of the Data Science Lab at Università della Svizzera italiana, Lugano, Switzerland; And Professor of Statistics at Insubria University, Como, Italy. Title: "Data science for public health: Riskmapping of Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest and the optimal deployment of defib...

Analysing data with ChatGPT 12th September 2023 - Marijka Batterham and Brad Wakefield

The Data and Decision Science Initiative developed from a 2019 review of our capacity in “Big Data” and health informatics. The initiative is part of the 2020-2025 UOW strategic plan where data and decision science is recognised as an important component of the transformative models and technologies for our research, innovation and impact (section 2.5). Specifically, a UOW Data and Decision Sci...

Associate Professor Ian Shrier, McGill University presented "Causal Diagrams: A tool to better understand results from epidemiological and machine learning analyses" on Tuesday, 21 February, 2023.

Distinguished Professor Noel Cressie presented a climate report on Earth’s heat and ice as part of the Sydney Festival and the exhibition “Siteworks 2022: From a Deep Valley” at Bundanon National Art Museum, Shoalhaven, Australia, on 15 January 2023. Videography by Drummerboy Pictures.

Dr Michael Bertolacci presented “WOMBAT: A fully Bayesian global flux inversion framework” at the ANZSC2021 Invited Session - Spatial Models For Complex Environmental Problems on Monday, 5 July 2021 .

Dr Andrew Zammit-Mangion presented "Non-Homogeneous Poisson Process Intensity Modeling and Estimation using Measure Transport" at the ANZSC 2021 invited session - Modelling on Wednesday, 7 JULY 2021

SUPE-ANOVA: Intercomparison of global geophysical models

Perspectives on sample surveys

WOMBAT flux uncertainty

WOMBAT sensitivities

Effect of CO2 emissions (left) on global CO2 concentrations (right)

Estimated CO2 fluxes (left) and corresponding uncertainties (right)

Which stats package should I use?

Transparency and reproducibility for quantitative research: Like the Layers of an Onion

Linked Sensitive Data - a Beginners Guide

Bayesian inference on carbon dioxide surface fluxes using satellite data

Jamovi a free interface for using R

Should I use R?

A shifting carbon cycle: Hunting for changes in ecosystems' emission and absorption of CO2

Teaching Programming & Modelling to First-Year Undergraduates: Tips and Lessons Learned

The 2021 Statistical Science Lecture