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Lse Seminar

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Siam Declined

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SIAM Applied Algebraic Geometry (declined for family reasons)

Rss Conference

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Causal Inference Session, RSS Conference

Crm Workshop

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Workshop on Causal inference for complex graphical structures

Jsm Session

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Algebraic Statistics Session, JSM

Tu Munich Workshop

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Graphical Models: Conditional Independence and Algebraic Structures

Aim Square

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AIM SQuaRE on Nested Models

Mrc Seminar

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Seminar at MRC Biostatistics Unit

Uai Discussion

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Discussion of Varando and Hansen’s ‘Graphical continuous Lyapunov models’

Oxml School

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OxML Summer School: Introduction to Causality for Machine Learning

Pacific Causal

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Pacific Causal Inference Conference

Ams Virtual

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AMS Western Sectional Meeting

Oberwolfach Workshop

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Workshop on Algebraic Structures in Statistical Methodology

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MSc R Programming

Postgraduate course, University of Oxford, Department of Statistics, 2014

Course Material

Part A Statistical Programming

Undergraduate course, University of Oxford, Department of Statistics, 2021

This module introduces fundamental concepts and practices in statistical programming, essential for data analysis. See the Canvas page for more details.

APTS Causal Inference Module

Graduate Course, University of Oxford, Department of Statistics, 2024

This module focuses on causal inference, covering methods for establishing cause-and-effect relationships from data.

Graphical Models

Masters-level course, University of Oxford, Department of Statistics, 2024

This Part C, OMMS and MSc module covers graphical models, exploring their theory and applications in statistical analysis.