Dennis Prangle
Associate Professor in Statistics, University of Bristol
I’m an associate professor in statistics at the University of Bristol.
My research is in computational statistics and machine learning, especially approximate inference. My main research topic is simulation based inference, where simulation of data is possible but the likelihood function is unavailable. Other interests include variational inference, composite likelihood, inference for stochastic differential equations, and experimental design. I’ve worked on applications to population genetics, physics, ecology and epidemiology. Get in touch if you’d like to collaborate!
Resources
latest posts
| Dec 31, 2022 | Revisiting ABC posterior convergence |
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| Nov 14, 2019 | Review of ABC talk |
| Sep 07, 2019 | High dimensional Bayesian experimental design - part II |