1st Semester 2015-2016

All seminars take place at the Seminar Room: C115 at ISBA, Voie du Roman Pays, 20 - 1348 Louvain-la-Neuve

 

Applied statistics workshops

 Statistics seminars 

 Actuarial seminars

 Young Researchers Day

 IMMAQ seminars

 

September 

 18/09/2015

 Young Researchers Day    

 

 The doctoral students of ISBA give talks on the topics of their current research
    programme

October

 2/10/2015

Statistics seminars
ARC Seminar "Stochastic Modelling of Dependence: Systems under Stress"

14h30 

  Jean-Marc Freyermuth, Cambrigde University, United Kingdom
     "Minimax optimal detection of structure for multivariate data"

 

IMMAQ-LSM Quantitative Finance seminars

16h00 

  Andrew Cairns, Maxwell Institute and Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, United Kingdom
    "Multi-population Mortality Modelling"

  

 9/10/2015

Applied statistics workshops

14h30 

  Christian Ritter, SMCS, UCL and Ritter & Danielson Consulting
    "See and Show"

16h00 

  Christian Ritter, SMCS, UCL and Ritter & Danielson Consulting
   "Surfing the Seas of Data"

 

 16/10/2015

     BSS 2015 conference, Antwerp

 

Tuesday
20/10/2015
    16h15-18h00  

WORLD STATISTICS DAY

 Drink and Statistics seminar : Christian Robert, Université Paris-Dauphine, France

"Le délicat dilemme des tests d’hypothèse et de leur résolution bayésienne"

 

 23/10/2015

 Statistics seminars
 ARC Seminar "Stochastic Modelling of Dependence: Systems under Stress"

 14h30 

 

 Annabel Prause, RWTH Aachen, Germany 
   "Sequential Nonparametric Detection of High-Dimensional Signals under Dependent Noise"

16h00 

 

 Hernando Ombao, UC Irvine, USA
    "FreSpeD: Frequency-Specific Change-Point Detection Method with Applications to Brain Signals"

 

  30/10/2015

Actuarial seminars

 10h45  

 Donatien Hainaut, ESC Rennes Business School & CREST, France
  "Clustered Lévy processes"

 

 Applied statistics workshops 

14h30 

 Julien Boccard, University of Geneva, Switzerland
   "Approches chimiométriques pour la fusion de données métabolomiques"

16h00 

 Jérôme Paul, DNAlytics, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
   "Understanding diseases mechanisms via feature selection"

 

November

 13/11/2015

 Applied statistics workshops: Après-midi STAT/SMCS

14h15 à 16h00 

 Accueil café à 14h15
 Le Kaléidoscope du SMCS : Céline Bugli, Sabrina El Bachiri, Alain Guillet, Catherine Rasse,
    Matthieu Van Pachterbeke
 
Dans une formule qui pourrait devenir annuelle, le Service en Méthodologie et Calcul Statistique
    va présenter une série de petites études de cas. Ces études de cas ont été sélectionnées pour
    représenter la gamme des activités et pour mettre en évidence le potentiel de collaborations
    entre les consultants du SMCS et les chercheurs de l'UCL.  

 

 20/11/2015

 Statistics seminars
     Joint UCL - ULB à l'UCL

14h30 

  Marc Hallin, ULB
  
"Monge-Kantorovich Ranks and Signs"

16h00  

  Yuwei Zhao, UCL
   "The integrated periodogram of a dependent extremal event sequence"

  

 27/11/2015

IMMAQ-LSM Quantitative Finance seminars 

14h30 

  Anne MacKay, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
    "Risk Management of Policyholder Behavior in Equity-Linked Life Insurance"

 

Statistics seminars / ARC Seminar "Stochastic Modelling of Dependence: Systems under Stress"

16h00 

  Jennifer Wadsworth, Lancaster University, United Kingdom
    "Where does the tail begin? Threshold selection for extremes"

 

December

 4/12/2015

 Applied statistics workshops

14h30 

 Isabelle Thomas, CORE, UCL
    "Spatial issues in data analysis and model building: distance, scale and complexity"

16h00 

 Olivier Janssens, SiriusInsight, Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium
    "Using spatial analytics in the world of retail"

 

 11/12/2015

Statistics seminars / ARC Seminar "Semiparametric inference for survival and cure models"

14h30 - 15h30 

  Ying-Ying Lee, Oxford University, United Kingdom (ISBA, Seminar Room C115)
      Welfare Analysis for Discrete Choice with Interval-data on Income

 

IMMAQ-LSM Quantitative Finance seminars

13h30 - 15h00

   Cancelled
     Arthur Charpentier, Université Rennes 1, France (ISBA, Seminar Room C319)
     Machine learning vs. Econometric models in Insurance

 

 17-18/12/2015

     Complex time-to-event data - December 17-18, 2015 : More information