For whatever reason, October is shaping up to be a big month for talks. If you'd to hear about things I've been thinking about lately (choice modeling, Bayesian structuralism etc.) then come along to one of these.
October 6, EconCS@Harvard (page not updated)
Shosh Vasserman and I will be talking through our Bayesian method of estimating aggregate random coefficients logit models. It's a bit like BLP, but with measurement error and Bayesian inference.
October 11, 8-9.30 pm, Columbia University. Details to follow.
I'll be speaking about how we're using structural models estimated using Bayesian techniques to price portfolios of consumer debt from Sub-Saharan Africa.
October 25, PAPIs, Microsoft Cambridge MA.
I'll be speaking about productizing structural models for industry.
October 30-31. DataEngConf, NYC
Same talk as above.
October 6, EconCS@Harvard (page not updated)
Shosh Vasserman and I will be talking through our Bayesian method of estimating aggregate random coefficients logit models. It's a bit like BLP, but with measurement error and Bayesian inference.
October 11, 8-9.30 pm, Columbia University. Details to follow.
I'll be speaking about how we're using structural models estimated using Bayesian techniques to price portfolios of consumer debt from Sub-Saharan Africa.
October 25, PAPIs, Microsoft Cambridge MA.
I'll be speaking about productizing structural models for industry.
October 30-31. DataEngConf, NYC
Same talk as above.
These sound really interesting. Would be keen to see the slides after the talks if that was possible.
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