Lectures for PhD Students (EM2PSI)
Times
series for population dynamics and econometrics.
Master of Mathematics
Models of non linear time series.
ECODEP lectures in the Master of Mathematics
A Research oriented course will be opened to EcoDep oriented students within the frame of the
Master of Mathematics in CYU, supported by EcoDep.
It consists into 4 minicourses (2⨯2:30hours)
in November, December, January and February.
A memorandum will be used to rate the students.
2020-2021 lectures
are planned on Mondays
(depending on time zones of the speaker),
each minicourse will last 2 consecutive weeks (in presence or with Zoom).
Please connect before for online lectures by using
Zoom Calendar and
those lectures will be recorded on the Ecodep
YouTube channel.
- November 16 & 23, 2020: 15-17:30, Thierry Huillet (LPTM, CYU):
Markov chains for population genetics and population dynamics.
on Zoom.
Lecture 1,
see Amaury
Lambert (2008) Population Dynamics and Random
Genealogies, Stochastic Models, 24:1, 45—163.
DOI:
10.1080/15326340802437728
for the first lecture, and
Lecture 2-I,
Lecture 2-II,
and Neuts, M. F. (1994) An interesting
random walk on the non-negative integers. J. Appl. Probab., 31, 48-58, for the second lecture.
- November 30 & December 7, 2020: 16-18:30, Victor de la Pena (Columbia, New-York):
Self normalized sums and Taylor's laws,
on Zoom.
- January 2020, Alejandra Cabana (UAB Barcelona):
Integer valued time series for epidemiology.
- February 2020, Gilles Durrieu (UBS, Vannes):
Time series for biodiversity.
Modeling of abundance in ecology / Modeling in population dynamics / Self-normalization
& Taylor's law / Space-time models / Time series with covariates / High dimensional
time series / Isotonicity / Dependence of random processes / Time series
for biodiversity / Non-stationary time series / Partly observed processes / Point processes for ecology / Structural breaks / Econometric methods
in ecology / Modeling in genomics.