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Monday, June 23
Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Bath, UK

http://people.bath.ac.uk/kai21/conference.html

Dear allstat,

We would like to bring this one-day conference not only to the attention of the Statistics community but also to the Geometers of all kinds! We will really appreciate if you can  help in advertising this meeting with the Geometry group of researchers and students at your institution!

The aim of this one-day conference is to attract pure mathematicians and in particular, Geometers,  to work together with Statisticians in this area by highlighting interesting and powerful applications of Geometry to Statistics.

The conference takes a very broad view of the interplay between Geometry (Differential, Algebraic, Convex, etc) and Statistics which includes:

    * the model functional space approach called Information Geometry which endows the space of probability densities with appropriate geometric structures and from there develops method to analyse data
    * the data geometry approach which gives geometries to the space of the data and for which prominent examples are the computational geometry based algorithms used in Robust Statistics 

 As such, the conference intends to bring opportunities

    * to extend the scope of the applications of Geometry research and hence to increase its impact 
    * to develop new projects (research and student) jointly with Statisticians

The format of this one-day conference consists of a series of talks by researchers who have worked on this area  that will highlight the key elements of the interplay between Geometry and Statistics  in their particular areas of expertise.

Confirmed speakers: 

    * Eva Riccomagno (Genoa)
    * Peter Jupp (St Andrews)
    * CTJ Dodson (Manchester)
    * Karim Anaya-Izquierdo (Bath)

Posters: Postgraduate students and postdoctoral researchers in both areas (Geometry and/or Statistics) are particularly encouraged to submit a poster. If you would like to present your poster please indicate so in the registration form.

Main contact: Karim Anaya-Izquierdo 

Dr Karim Anaya-Izquierdo
Lecturer in Statistics
Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Bath
Bath
BA27AY
UK
+44 (0)1225 384644 

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