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MATH-435: Bayesian Computation
Summary
This course aims at giving a broad overview of Bayesian inference, highlighting how the basic Bayesian paradigm proceeds, and the various methods that can be used to deal with the computational issues that plague it. This course represents a 70-30 split of practice versus theory.
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