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                      AVVISO DI SEMINARI

Da lunedi` 14 a venerdi` 18 Ottobre 1996, dalle ore 14 alle or 16, il
Professor

					   James H. Albert
             Department of Mathematics and Statistics
                  Bowling Green State University

terra` presso la sede del CNR (via Ampere 56, Milano), un ciclo di
lezioni su


        Bayesian Approaches to the Analysis of Cross-Classified Data


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                                     Il Direttore dello IAMI

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\begin{center} {\bf
OUTLINE \\
Bayesian Approaches to the Analysis of Cross-Classified Data \\
14 - 18 October 1996 \\
James Albert, Bowling Green State University}
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\begin{enumerate}
\item
Introduction.  Classical approaches to the analysis of categorical data
(Bishop, Fienberg and Holland, Agresti). Selecting a log-linear model 
and basing inference on the selected model. Difficulties with the use of
these methods.

\item
Early Bayesian analyses of categorical data.  Lindley, Good and Jeffreys.

\item
Smoothing tables using Dirichlet distributions (Fienberg, Holland), 
mixtures of Dirichlet distributions (Albert and Gupta, Epstein), and 
Normal distributions (Leonard, Nazaret, Laird).

\item
Good's tests of equiprobability and independence using Bayes' factors.

\item
Alternative Bayesian tests using Dirichlet priors (Dickey and Gunel, Albert)
and the device of imaginary observations (Smith and Spiegelhalter).

\item
General approach to testing in generalized linear models, (Raftery), 
testing using normal priors on interaction terms of the log-linear model
(Albert).

\item
The use of BIC in sociological applications (Raftery).
 
\item
Interaction analysis of contingency tables (Leonard, Evans, Knuiman and 
Speed).
 
\item
Bayesian model search of log-linear models (Raftery, Magidan, Dellaportas
and Forster, Albert).

\item
Probit model fitting by use of data augmentation and Gibbs sampling. 
(Albert and Chib) Extensions to random effects models. Generalizations to 
an ordered or unordered multinomial response. Bayesian residuals.

\end{enumerate}

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\section*{References}
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