Young Statisticians and Probabilists (YSP) Days

Next day

The 13th day will take place on February 7, 2024 at the Institut Henri Poincaré in Paris.

Themes will be:

• (Beyond) Mean Field Interactions : Anna De Crescenzo, Matthias Rakotomalala and Samuel Daudin
• Fairness : Nicolas Schreuder, Gayane Taturyan and Mathieu Molina
• Model selection : Hélène Halconruy et Marion Naveau
• Debate on surveys: an active session co-organised with the Survey group of the French Statistical Society.

The complete program for the day will arrived soon.

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Principle

The purpose of these days is to allow young probabilists and statistician (s) to meet and share in a friendly atmosphere. They also allow them to discover the breadth of the world of research.

Organization of a day

One day breaks down into four one-hour sessions, two in statistics and two in probability. Each session focuses on a theme and breaks down into:
- A thirty minute tutorial done by a researcher. The goal is to provide the basis and the notation necessary to understand the presentations that will follow so that everyone can understand without being a specialist in the field. The audience will be able to ask questions during the tutorial.
- Two 15-minute presentations each made by PhD students on their research theme. The interest is that the guardian has helped before the exhibitors to allow them to make a presentation in the best conditions.

Who is this day for?

This day is especially for:

• PhD students wishing to exhibit who will be accompanied and will be able to exhibit, sometimes for the first time, in a relaxed atmosphere.
  
• Young doctors wanting to help the new generation.
  
• M2 students, doctoral students, doctors and other auditors interested in probability and statistics and wishing to see relatively popular presentations (requiring a beginning level of M2).
  
  
  

  Archive of previous days

  
  
  You can find the programs of previous years by clicking here.
  
  
  Contacts:Perrine Lacroix, Eloi Tanguy, Antonio Ocello, Auriane Gabaut, Charlotte Voinot and Ulysse Gazin.