International Statistical Conference on
SEAS IN 2023 - Statistical LEArning Sustainability and Impact Evaluation
Practical information for authors of invited sessions
Papers in the 'invited sessions' will be presented first as a 20-minute presentation.
Please use a PDF file for your presentation and standard fonts. The PDF files will be uploaded to the computer before the start of the session.
For each invited session, there will be a chair who will introduce the talks with a 5-minute presentation at the start of the session. A discussant will then stimulate and coordinate a 15-minute debate at the end of all the talks.
There will be 10 minutes allocated for audience questions and authors' replies.
Practical information for authors of contributed sessions
Papers in the "contributed sessions" will be presented first as a 5-minute presentation (a speedy-talk, during which you may present framework, key-ideas, main results and their meaning/implication). Please use a PDF file for your presentation and standard fonts. The PDF files will be uploaded to the computer before the start of the session.
For a better organization of the presentations, we suggest you to organize your presentation in 6-7 slides according to the following outline:
- Title and authors' affiliations
- The framework
- Description of the research problem
- Methodology and main results
- Conclusions
- Main references
or each contributed session there will be a discussant who will stimulate and coordinate a 30-minute debate at the end of all speedy talks. The discussion will continue at the "exhibition corner for contributed sessions" after the presentations during the coffee-break following the session.
To this end, we strongly recommend authors to prepare also a poster in A1 format, which measures 59.4 x 84.1 cm (23 x 33 inches) in portrait orientation.
If an A1 poster is not possible, up to eight A4 sheets can be used instead.
There are 10 available corners for displaying posters, with a maximum of 4 posters per corner (two on each side).
Poster should be fixed the before the beginning of session and removed immediately after lunch (for morning presentation) or at the end of the day (for afternoon presentation).
The Faculty offers an external printing service at the "Centro Copie Economia Univpm-Ancona", which can print A4 and A3 size PDF documents.
The cost for an A4 black and white copy is € 0.04, while a color copy costs € 0.40. The price for an A3 black and white copy is €0.08 and € 0.80 for a color copy.
You can also send your file to the following email address: centrocopieeco@libero.it.
Keynote speakers
Maria Pia Victoria-Feser
Full Professor
Research Center for Statistics, Geneva School of Economics and Management
University of Geneva
Christopher Wikle
Distinguished Professor of Statistics
Department Chair
University of Missouri
Emilio Zagheni
Executive Director
Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
Invited sessions
| Session title | Organization |
|
Advances in Data Science and Statistical Learning [IMS Invited Session] |
Regina Liu Rutgers University |
| Advances in statistical methods for complex problems | Guido Consonni Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) Luigi Augugliaro Università degli Studi di Palermo |
| Bayesian contributions to Statistical Learning | Federico Camerlenghi Università di Milano-Bicocca |
| Challenges towards Fairness and Transparency for Data Processes, Algorithms and Decision-Support Models |
Claudia Tarantola Università di Pavia |
| Data Visualization for Smart Insights and Advanced Predictive Analytics | Roberta Varriale Sapienza Università di Roma |
| Educational Data mining: methods for complex data in students' assessment | Silvia Cagnone Dipartimento di Scienze Statistiche Università di Bologna |
| ENBIS Session: System Maintenance, Boosting algorithms for regression, and Research Excellence |
Rossella Berni Università degli studi di Firenze |
| Explainable Machine Learning Models | Mariateresa Ciommi Università Politecnica Marche Francesca Mariani Università Politecnica Marche |
| Flexible Learning for Environmental Sustainability | Ilaria Prosdocimi Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia |
| Futures studies and statistics for a sustainable tomorrow | Mario Bolzan Dipartimento di Scienza Statistiche, Università di Padova |
|
Inequalities in higher education outcomes: learning from data |
Gabriella Campolo Isabella Sulis |
| Machine learning: different uses and perspectives | Matteo Mazziotta ISTAT Sessione in collaborazione con SIEDS |
| Machine learning in the design, analysis and integration of sample surveys | Daniela Marella Sapienza Università di Roma |
| Methods for the analysis of distributional data | Rosanna Verde Università della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli |
| Migrants and Refugees in Europe: social, economic and health-related issues |
Livia Elisa Ortensi Manuela Stranges |
| Modelling and Forecasting High-dimensional time series | Edoardo Otranto Università di Messina |
| Population Dynamics, Climate Change and Sustainability | Raya Muttarak Università di Bologna |
| Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Modeling: Theory and Applications | Pierfrancesco Alaimo Di Loro Università LUMSA |
| Statistical Framework for Measuring the Sustainability of Tourism |
Pasquale Sarnacchiaro Carlo Cavicchia |
| Statistical Learning for health research and omics data |
Laura Anderlucci Università di Bologna |
| Statistical learning for well-being analysis | Giuseppe Ricciardo Lamonica Università Politecnica Marche |
| Statistical Learning of demographic and health dynamics | Stefano Mazzuco Dipartimento di Scienze Statistiche Università di Padova |
| Statistical Machine Learning for environmental applications | Michela Cameletti Università di Bergamo |
| Statistical Process Monitoring for Complex Data in Industry 4.0 | Christian Capezza Università di Napoli Federico II |
| The Economic behaviour of Sustainability |
Ilaria Benedetti Univ. La Tuscia |
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