Teaching data science and Bayesian statistics for physical sciences
Invited
Abstract
I will describe the development and teaching experiences of the new course in UC Bereley physics department covering Bayesian statistics and machine learning applications in physical sciences. The course covers a broad range of topics including Bayesian uncertainty quantification and hypothesis testing, supervised and unsupervised machine learning, optimization and sampling methods, regression and classification methods, Fourier analyses etc. I will present several of the juptyer based homeworks and projects, where the methods are applied to examples in physics and astronomy.
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Presenters
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Uros Seljak
University of California, Berkeley
Authors
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Uros Seljak
University of California, Berkeley