Macquarie University is hosting a class on model selection and multimodel inference, to be held at Macquarie University on October 29th and 30th. The class will be taught by Prof. David Anderson, who has been instrumental in developing these methods and advancing them in biology. He literally wrote the book on model selection and multimodel inference (>23K citations and counting), and his workshops are very highly rated, so this is an opportunity to get straight to the cutting edge of these methods. The purpose of the course is to walk through the reasoning behind information criterion-based model selection and many of the pitfalls that arise in the application of those methods. The goal is to give users a deeper understanding of these methods, rather than to focus on any particular statistical software package. Course attendance includes a free copy of Prof. Andersons excellent book on model selection.
The cost of attendance will be $300 AUD. We are taking bookings through Eventbrite, just search for model selection at eventbrite.com.au or visit http://alturl.com/jc5ty. For more information contact Dan Warren, [email protected].
