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      Short Course: Bayesian Analysis, MCMC and WinBUGS


      Registration Now Open

*Course dates: *Monday 3rd - Tuesday 4th November 2014

*Course aims**:
*- Day 1 - Introduction to the use of Monte Carlo methods, Bayesian 
methods, Markov chain Monte Carlo, regression models, and implementation 
in WinBUGS
- Day 2 - Generalised linear models, predictions, missing data, model 
criticism, model comparison and assessing sensitivity to prior 
distributions, introduction to hierarchical models.

*Target audience*:
- Statisticians working in any application area, with familiarity of 
classical methods such as generalised linear and random-effects modelling.
- No experience of Bayesian methods or specialist software will be 
assumed - however it will help greatly if you have downloaded WinBUGS 
and worked through the Tutorial

*Faculty: *Dr Dave Lunn, MRC Biostatistics Unit

*Costs: *Non BSU Student £180 | Public sector £360 | Commercial £480
The cost covers copies of the course lectures and practicals, lunch and 
tea/coffee breaks.

For further details about this course, including Software download 
please see 
http://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/training/short-courses/bayescourse-2014/

*Contact details**:
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Tel: 	01223 330366
Fax: 	01223 330365
Email: 	BSU Course Administrator <mailto:[log in to unmask]>

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Limited spaces are available. The participants will be asked to bring 
their own laptops to the practicals.*

For the BSU Short Courses calendar for 2015, please visit 
http://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/training/short-courses/

For further information about the BSU Short Courses please contact the 
BSU Course Administrator <[log in to unmask]>

Many thanks

Rosemary
on behalf of the BSU Course Administrator
-- 
MRC Biostatistics Unit
Cambridge Institute of Public Health
Forvie Site
Robinson Way
Cambridge Biomedical Campus
Cambridge CB2 0SR

Tel No.: +44 1223 330366
Website: http://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk

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