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Two very interesting talks at the Big’ MC seminar on Thursday:
– Phylogenetic models and MCMC methods for the reconstruction of language history by Robin Ryder
– Uniform and non-uniform random generators by Régis Lebrun
which are both on topics close to my interest, evolution of languages (I’ll be a philologist in another life!) and uniform random generators.
Filed under: R, Statistics, University life Tagged: Big’ MC, language history, Monte Carlo methods, phylogenetic model, random generator 
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