Program
June 17
9.00 Registration
9.30 Simon Wilson
Estimating the number of kinds using proxy sampling effort data
Chair: Conchi Ausín
Trinity College Dublin
10.30 María Eugenia Castellanos
Revisiting Bayesian p-values for model checking
Chair: M. Remedios Sillero Denamiel
U. Rey Juan Carlos
11.00 Coffee break
11.30 Young researchers session I
Gabriel Calvo (Universitat de València)
Is European sardine fishing in the Mediterranean Sea at risk? A Bayesian joint longitudinal approach
Marta Sánchez (Universidad de Cádiz)
Bayesian sensitivity analysis in the case of the compound Poisson Process
Remedios Sillero (Universidad de Sevilla)
Universitat de València
(joint with M. Figueira and A. López-Quílez)
13.15 Lunch
15.00 Gonzalo García-Donato
Variable selection with groups: a Bayesian Model Uncertainty perspective
Chair: Daniel Corrales
U. Castilla La Mancha
(Joint with V. Peña)
15.30 Pilar Gargallo
Heterogeneous influence of banking risk on cost efficiency: a hierarchical bayesian analysis
Chair: Jesús Gutiérrez
Universidad de Zaragoza
(Joint with J. Moreno and M. Salvador)
16.00 Coffee break
16.30 Young researchers session II
Daniel Corrales Alonso (ICMAT)
Colorectal cancer risk mapping through Bayesian Networks
Jesús Gutiérrez Botella (Universidad de Santiago de Compostela)
A Bayesian competing risks joint model to study the cause of death in patients with heart failure
Pablo García Arce (ICMAT)
19.00 Welcome cocktail
June 18
9.00 Alan Gelfand
Spatial Generalized Dissimilarity Mixed Models for Beta Diversity
Chair: Pepa Ramírez-Cobo
Duke University
U. Complutense
(Joint with C.M. Rodríguez-Leal, E. Dacal, J. Amador, C. Nieto.)
10.30 Coffee break
11.00 David Ríos
A framework for managing cybersecurity risks in systems including Artificial Intelligence components
Chair: Gabriel Calvo Bayarri
ICMAT
11.30 Ana Cebrián
Spatio-temporal Bayesian Models for the Occurrence of Record-breaking Daily Temperature Events
Chair: Pablo García
Universidad de Zaragoza
12.00 Miguel Ángel Gómez-Villegas
The point null hypothesis, you can do better than p-values
Chair: Mike Wiper