E02 Austrian Statistical Days 2025
Part 1: Tuesday 15:30–17:30 HS 2
15:30
Bayesian inference for point processes and random sets - inhomogeneity, anisotropy and more
Jiří Dvořák, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic
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16:00
Correspondence Analysis within the Framework of Compositional Tables
Kamila Fačevicová, Palacký-Universität Olmütz, Czech Republic
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16:30
Extremal index and its estimators
Michal Fusek, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic
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17:00
Tensor changepoint detection and eigenbootstrap
Martin Romaňák, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic
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Part 2: Wednesday 09:00–10:00 HS 2
09:00
Undergraduate Students’ Use of Digital Learning Materials in a Basic Statistics Course
Florian Ertz, University of Trier
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09:30
Frame to frame interpolation for high-dimensional data visualisation using the woylier package
Ursula Laa, BOKU Vienna
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10:00
A new coefficient of separation
Patrick Langthaler, University of Salzburg
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10:30
Regional macroeconomic statistics – pitfalls of interpretation
Petr Musil, University of Prague
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Part 3: Wednesday 10:30–12:30 HS 2
10:30
Individual-Based Statistics in Austria’s Social Security System
Zuzana Greganova, Dachverband der Sozialversicherungsträger
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11:00
Labor Market Challenges and Data-Driven Insights
René Böheim, JKU Linz
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11:30
New technologies, employment and wages – Selected evidence based on Austrian microdata
Robert Stehrer, WIIW
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12:00
Supporting Economic Policy with Regional Data: Experiences from Upper Austria
Florian Gundl, Statistik Oberösterreich
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Part 4: Wednesday 15:30–17:30 HS 2
15:30
High-dimensional Gaussian and bootstrap approximations for robust means
Anders B. Kock, University of Oxford
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16:00
Machine learning and statistical methods for high-throughput experimental data.
Tatyana Krivobokova, University of Vienna
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16:30
Uncertainty quantification via cross-validation and its variants under algorithmic stability
David Amann Nicolai, University of Vienna
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17:00
Targeted Sensitive Covariate Privatization in Optimal Policy Learning
Alonso Zuniga Irigoin, WU Vienna
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Part 5: Thursday 09:00–10:00 HS 2
09:00
Bayesian Matrix Factor Models for Demographic Analysis Across Age and Time
Gregor Zens, IIASA
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09:30
Network inference via approximate Bayesian computation. Illustration on a stochastic multi-population neural mass model
Irene Tubikanec, JKU Linz
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10:00
Shrinkage in a Bayesian Zero-Inflated Negative Binomial Panel Data Model with Time-Varying Coefficients
Roman Pfeiler, JKU Linz
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10:30
Bayesian optimal experimental prediction design for physical experiments informed by computer experiments
Hao Zhu, JKU Linz
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Part 6: Thursday 10:30–12:30 HS 2
10:30
Data quality and representativity – excuse or concept?
Ralf Münnich, University of Trier
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11:00
Statistical Significance versus Substantive Relevance - The contribution of Andreas Quatember
Johann Bacher, JKU Linz
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11:30
Experience with Tailored Designs at Statistics Austria
Alexander Kowarik, Statistics Austria
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12:00
Advances in Robust Multiple Imputation for Complex and Non-linear Data
Matthias Templ, FHNW Switzerland
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