Semiparametric methods continue to be an active research area, especially as computing resources and power grow. These methods are used for inference in models with both parametric and nonparametric components. Work in this setting ranges from semiparametric modeling and efficiency to semiparametric regression.
The organizing committee is soliciting applications
from senior graduate students (4th year or higher) and researchers who
received their Ph.D. in or after 2004. Applications include a one-page
curriculum vitae, a one-page abstract, and two reference letters,
including a major professor who is supervising (or has supervised) the
applicant's research. Researchers receiving support are expected to
present their work at the poster session. Applications should be
submitted by December 05, 2008. Women and
under-represented groups are encouraged to apply. The funding
applications and workshop registration link are found below. E-mails
should be sent to robyn@stat.ufl.edu.
Slides and supporting papers
Organizers: The workshop is organized by Michael Daniels, Ronald Randles and Linda Young
Sponsorship:
The workshop is supported by funding from Info Tech, Inc.,
the National Science Foundation, University of Florida, College of
Liberal Arts & Sciences,
University of Florida's
Graduate School and Department of Statistics.
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