Brian Ripley's Talks
PostScript versions of the slides (and references) of various talks
are available from our ftp server. Some are formatted for US letter
paper, but most for A4. There is considerable overlap in material.
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- Statistical Inference for
Network Networks
- Tutorial at NNCM-94.
References
- Statistical Ideas for
Selecting Network Architectures
- Invited talk at NIPS*95
- Topological Mapping and Multidimensional Scaling
- Talk at `Topological Maps for Data Modelling' Workshop at
NIPS*95
- Multiple Imputation and Simulation Methods
- Talk at `Missing Data: Methods and Models' Workshop' Workshop at
NIPS*95
- What can we learn from the study
of the design of experiments?
- Talk at `Benchmarking of NN Learning Algorithms' Workshop at
NIPS*95
- Neural Networks, Model
Averaging and Model Choice
- Talk to RSS Local Group, Exeter, Nov 1995.
- Neural Network Discriminant
Analysis: Statistical Aspects
- Talk at Villard de Lans, March 1996.
References
- Pattern Recognition via
Neural Networks
- Talk at Short Course on `Computer-Intensive Methods in Statistics',
Glasgow, June 1996
- Can Statistical Theory
Help Us Use Neural Networks Better?
- Talk [see also paper] at 29th Symposium on
the Interface: Computer Science and Statistics, Houston, May 1997.
- Mixtures in Supervised Classification
- Talk at NSF Workshop Bumps, Jumps, Clustering and Discrimination, Houston, May 1997
- Has the Statistical View of Neural Networks
been Fruitful?
- Talk at Workshop on Networks and
Random Structures on Trees, Sandbjerg, Denmark, June 1997
- Nets and Trees in Survival Analysis
- Napier Nov 1997, Freiberg Dec 1997
- Why Do Nearest-Neighbour
Algorithms Do So Well?
- SIMCAT (Similarity and Categorization), Edinburgh, Nov 1997
- LME4.ps LME4.pdf
- Notes on mixed-effects models
- Statistical Considerations
in Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Brain Function
- SCIA99, Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, June 1999.
- Some statistical contributions to image
analysis and fMRI
- RSS Statistical Image Analysis and Processing Study Group, London,
Nov 1999
- Tools for Finding Structure in Large Datasets
- Workshop 24-6 June 2000; MSRI, Berkeley on
`Mathematics and Computational Biology of Genome Analysis'
- Mining data in Brain Images. 4-up A4
slides (1.1Mb) Link to published
paper in PDF. Link to AV
example
- International Symposium on Data Mining and Statistics, University
of Augsburg, 19-22 November 2000.
- The R and Omegahat Projects in Statistical Computing.
Landscape PDF slides
- Lancaster RSS Local Group, 26 April 2001.
- The R and Omegahat Projects in Statistical Computing.
Landscape PDF slides
- RSS Statistical Computing Section, 21 November 2001.
- Mining Information from Brain Images
Landscape PDF slides
-
International S-PLUS Users' Conference, Philadelphia, October 2001.
- Space-Time Observation of Brain Actvity.
Landscape PDF slides
Link to AV
example
- Closing lecture at 24th European Meeting of Statisticians, August 2002.
- Statistical Methods Need Software: A View of Statistical
Computing.
Landscape PDF slides
- Opening lecture, RSS2002, Plymouth, 3-6 September 2002.
- Version for Netherlands Statistical Society
27 April 2004.
- Model choice, Oxford Graduate Lectures, 2002-Dec-9
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PDF or
4-up PostScript
- `Statistical Learning', AMSI meeting at UNSW, Oct 2003
- Talk 1 (PDF file) and Talk 2 (zip file)
- Selecting amongst large classes of models.
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- Symposium in Honour of John Nelder's 80th birthday, Imperial College, 29/30 March 2004
- How Computing has Changed (and is Changing) Statistics.
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- Symposium in Honour of David Cox's 80th birthday, Neuchatel, July 2004
- Data Minining in Large Datasets
- Applied Statistics 2004, Ljubljana, Slovenia, September 19 - 22, 2004
NIPS96 Tutorial
This comes in three parts, which are gzipped PostScript files formatted
for US letter paper (but also printable on A4).
- Cover sheets
- Slides
- Paper with references
S-PLUS Conference Washington 98
The hand-outs for the Venables and Ripley workshops are available via a separate page.
S-PLUS Conference New Orleans 99
The material for my workshop are available via a separate page.
Last edited on
28 March 2004
by Brian Ripley
(ripley@stats.ox.ac.uk)