Schloss Reisensburg (Günzburg, Germany)
July 30, 2023 – August 2, 2023
53rd workshop of the working groups Statistical Computing (GMDS/IBS-DR) and Klassifikation und Datenanalyse in den Biowissenschaften (GfKl).
The workshop "Statistical Computing" is held annually by the Working Groups "Statistical Computing" of the GMDS/IBS-DR and "Biostatistics" of the GfKl. The meeting offers a forum for the discussion of methodological developments in the field of statistical computing. Special emphasis is given on applications in the life sciences, but contributions from other research areas are also very welcome.The location of the "Statistical Computing" workshops is Reisensburg Castle near Ulm (Germany), which provides on-site accommodation and food for the participants. The workshop is usually started on Sunday by a keynote talk held by an expert in the field of statistical computing. In the following days the program includes contributed talks, hands-on tutorials and at least one more keynote talk. The number of participants is typically around 40, which facilitates productive and enjoyable discussions.
Abstract submission deadline: 30.04.2023
Extended deadline: 17.5.2023
We appreciate contributed presentations from the research areas "Statistical Computing" and "Computational Statistics".
Abstracts for talks or posters should be submitted by e-mail to Hans Kestler (hans.kestler@uni-ulm.de) and Johann Kraus (johann.kraus@uni-ulm.de). The workshop language will be English.
Confirmed invited speakers are
- Anne-Laure Boulesteix (München) - Towards reliable empirical evidence in methodological computational research: Recent developments and remaining challenges
- Nico Pfeifer (Tübingen) - Efficient privacy-preserving machine learning for precision medicine
- Tim Friede (Göttingen): From trial simulation to in-silico trials
- Sebastian Meyer: Changes in R
Statistical Computing 2023 Program
Templates for abstract submissions
If you submit an abstract for a talk or a poster presentation, please use the following templates:
Sponsored by the Mathematical Research Data Initiative (MaRDI), represented by the Task Area Statistics and Machine Learning (Members: TUM, LMU, and WIAS).
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