Workshop on Advances in Monte
Carlo
organised by

Following an enthustiastic reponse to the earlier editions of the workshop in 2005 and 2008, this workshop is intended to provide an updated snapshot of the methodological and theoretical advances in Monte Carlo methods with an emphasis on adaptive Monte Carlo methods in the broad sense (adaptive MCMC, adaptive population Monte Carlo, and various breeds of adaptive importance sampling amongst others), that is algorithms that attempt to automatically optimise their performance to a given task.
The
workshop will consist of 4 half-day sessions on 3rd and 4th
January and one or two poster sessions
and will be held at The Canyons.
There will be breaks on both afternoons in order to allow both informal
discussions and relaxation (skiing!).
There will be one or two informal poster sessions.
If you would like to present a
poster, please submit a short abstract to either Christian Robert (
xian(chez)ceremade(dot)dauphine(dot)fr
) or Christophe Andrieu
(
c(dot)andrieu(chez)bris(dot)ac(dot)uk
) and we will notify acceptance
at a later date. Please note that registration
to the workshop is mandatory if you are planning to present a poster.

The following people have confirmed their participation.
Yves Atchade |
Scott Schmidler |
Radu Craiu |
Matti Vihola |
Galin Jones |
Dawn Woodard |
Robert Kohn |
Eric Moulines |
| Faming Liang |
|
Jeff Rosenthal |
|
Posters
More soon.
Anticipated programme