PhD students seminar
The PhD students seminar started in September 2009. It originates from the sad fact that we didn’t know at all what our PhD colleagues were working on…
2012
28/03 9h30,
Pierre Jacob : “Échantillonnage de distributions et intérêt en statistique”
29/02 9h30,
Mathilde Poulhes : “The Effect of Housing on Portfolio Choice: The French case”
08/02 9h30,
Lucile Romanello : “Organizational Change, Working Conditions and Workers’ Health: Lessons from the 2000 Reform in the French Energy Utilities“
2011
07/12, 9h30
Marion Gousse: modèle de mariage et d’offre de travail
30/11, 9h30
Christian Schäfer: optimisation sur des espaces binaires.
16/11, 9h30
Manon Garrouste: jeux expérimentaux en mission locale
02/11, 9h30
JB Salomond: Estimation de densité décroissante
19/10, 17h30
Olivier Colier: Tests minimax pour la mise en correspondance d’images
05/10
Giuseppe Benedetti: Problème de principal-agent en temps continu
21/09
Xavier Milhaud: Modélisation des comportements de rachat en Assurance Vie
14/09
Réunion groupes de statistique appliquée: brainstorming sur les sujets
7/09
Ronan Le Saout: Enquête premier emploi
22/06 (9h30)
Maxime Tô and Matthieu Solignac: Location and Labour Market Integration of Immigrants’ Children in France
08/06
Jean-Bernard Salomond: Bayes tests for monotonicity
25/05
Pierre Jacob et Robin Ryder: Le Herding
04/05
Guillaume Lepage: Sur les lois
-stables
20/04
Jérémy Dudek: Liquidité et phénomènes de contagion sur les marchés émergents.
06/04
Noémie Le Donné: Transitions in the French Educational System: An Empirical Examination of the EMI hypothesis
30/03
Ronan Le Saout: Les rigidités des prix des carburants
16/03
Robin Ryder and Julyan Arbel: Explaining rank data on the Eurovision vote
23/02
Adrian Iuga
09/02
Mathias Andréand Maxime Tô
19/01
Céline Duval: Statistical inference across time scales
2010
15/12
Robin Ryder: Phylogenetic models of language diversification (slides).
08/12 9h00
Pierre Jacob: Estimating the score and the observed information matrix in state-space models.
02/12 16h
Stephen E. Fienberg(Carnegie Mellon University): On the Causes of Effects
17/11 9h30
Noémie Le Donné : Performances des élèves de 15 ans, stratification sociale et structure du système éducatif. Une exploitation des enquêtes PISA
06/10 9h30
Jérôme Lê : Régressions sur double discontinuité : une application au cas de l’amniocentèse. [pdf]
22/09 9h30
Christian Schäfer: Adaptive Monte Carlo on multivariate binary sampling spaces [pdf].
15/09 10h
Ronan Le Saout: Economie des catastrophes naturelles
08/07
Maxime Tô: First job of second generation immigrants from North Africa
02/07
Pierre Jacob: A parallel version of Metropolis-Hastings algorithm
25/06
Céline Duval: Comment intervient la notion d’échelle temporelle chez certains processus
21/05
Mathias André: Estimation structurelle d’un modèle simple de capital humain
26/03
Julyan Arbel: Reference prior for the positive predicted value of a test
29/01
Willem Kruijer: FEXP models, long memory Gaussian time series, Bayesian analysis
22/01
Christian Schäfer: Cross-Entropy optimisation for variable selection problems
15/01
Jérôme Lê : A qui profite la formation professionnelle? [pdf]
2009
18/12
Guillaume Lepage: GARCH models
05/10
Julyan Arbel: Global and local convergence rates
22/09
Pierre Jacob: Particle MCMC methods
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