Tilastotieteen jatkokoulutusseminaari / Research seminar in statistics

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The seminar offers a discussion forum for researchers and post-graduate students in statistics and related disciplines. 

The program consists of presentations of invited speakers. The seminar is open to all interested people.

Program


From Fall 2017 onwards, see the new page!


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PAST SEMINARS

SPRING 2017


Wed 08.02. at 16-18 Seppo Laaksonen (HY) Happiness research methodology focusing on age, with empirical examples of three surveys

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Wed 22.02. at 16-18 Jari Metsämuuronen (Karvi) Measuring Reliability - Reliabiliteetin mittaamisesta

Wed 22.03. at 16-18 Antti Honkela (Helsinki) Differentially private statistical inference 

Wed 29.03. at 16-18 Jarno Vanhatalo (Helsinki) Bayesian semiparametric models for species distribution modeling and spatial planning

Wed 12.04. at 16-18 Matti Pirinen (Helsinki) Efficient variable selection from summary statistics

Wed 26.04. at 16-18 Michael Greenacre (Pompeu Fabra) Selection of ratios in compositional data analysis

FALL 2016

Whither Statistics? A special theme in the Seminar Series During the Fall 2016,

by three Professors Emeriti.

Wed. 28.09. at 16-18 Whither Statistics? Risto Lehtonen (HY) Paradigm shift in survey statistics?

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Wed. 12.10. at 16-18 Brajendra C. Sutradhar (Memorial University and Carleton University):
Weighted generalized quasi-likelihood estimation in a survey population setup for longitudinal count data
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BiosketchSlides

Wed. 19.10. at 16-18 Whither Statistics? Jukka Nyblom (Jyväskylä) Some thoughts on correlation and causation in the past and present

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Wed. 02.11. at 16-18 Whither Statistics? Antti Penttinen (Jyväskylä) The future  buoyancy of statistics

Wed. 09.11. at 16-18 Mikko Myrskylä (HY) Cohort fertility forecasts and their accuracy

Wed. 23.11. at 16-18 Lasse Koskinen (Tampere) Hedging inflation risk

Wed. 30.11. at 16-18 Seppo Mustonen (HY) SURVOn idea

http://www.survo.fi/english/idea2016.html

Wed. 7.12. at 16-18 Jouni Kuha (London School of Economics) The effect of interviewer probing on item nonresponse and measurement error in cross-national surveys: A latent variable analysis

SPRING 2016

Wed. 27.1. at 15-17 Tapio Nummi (U. Tampere) A semiparametric mixture regression model for longitudinal data

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Wed 10.2. at 15-17 Tuomas Ylä-Anttila & Teemu T. Kemppainen (HY) Voting Advice Applications: A Unique Opportunity for Big Data Collection on Political Parties and Voters

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Wed 24.2. at 15-17 CANCELED/PERUUTETTU! (Faiz Alsuhail (StatFin) Current and Future Methodological Challenges at Statistics Finland)

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Wed 9.3. at 15-17 Elja Arjas (HY) Probabilistic preference learning with the Mallows rank model

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Wed 23.3. at 15-17 Markus Jäntti (HY) Variance estimation in variance component models - examples from sibling correlations

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Wed 27.4. at 16-18 (Note time change!) Joel E. Cohen (Rockefeller U.) Taylor's law of population variability: can anything be new after 50 years?

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FALL 2015

Tue. 1.9. at 14-16 Partha Lahiri (U. Maryland): The role of adjusted maximum likelihood estimation in small area estimation

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 Wed. 23.9. (note time change!) at 16-18  Risto Lehtonen (HY): Developments in generalized regression and calibration estimation for small areas

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Wed 7.10. at 16-18 Jukka Jokinen (THL): Data collection for narcolepsy and pandemic vaccinations

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 Wed. 4.11. at 16-18 Juha Karvanen (Jyväskylä) Study design in causal models

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Wed 18.11. at 16-18 Pekka Tiainen (TEM) Assessment of future demand for occupational qualifications

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Wed 02.12. at 16-18 Juha Alho (HY): Weak ergodicity in population change with implications to follow-up studies

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Credit points

For seminar presentation, post-graduate student earns 2 ECTS credit points.

Registration

Post-graduate students are encouraged to registrate.

Contact

Prof. Juha Alho
Prof. Risto Lehtonen