Post-conference Informations

• List of participants
• The complete Book of Abstracts (pdf)
  (Electronic version with ISBN 961-90314-5-8)
• Presentations (password protecetd)
• Photos from the Soča Valley trip
• The poem To Slovenia with Love, by M. Reza Keyhani
   
• If you wish to publish your paper in
  Metodoloski zvezki/Advances in Methodology and Statistics
  please follow the Instructions for Authors and send your paper to the editors
  (Anuska Ferligoj or Andrej Mrvar)

Next Conference:
Applied Statistics 2006         

When: September 17 - 20, 2006
Where: Ribno (Bled), Slovenia

The conference Applied Statistics 2005 was organized by
Statistical Society of Slovenia and University of Ljubljana
in cooperation with Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia.
AS2005 is sponsored by Slovenian Research Agency.

AIMS AND SCOPE

The annual conferences of methodologists and statisticians were established in 1982. First conferences were organized in Bled and then several years in Preddvor and Ljubljana. In 2005 the conference will be organized in Hotel Ribno in a vicinity of the beautiful Lake Bled.

The main goal of Applied Statistics 2005 conference is to provide an opportunity for researchers in statistics, data analysts, and other professionals from various statistical and related fields to come together, present their research, and learn from each other.  A three days program consists of invited paper presentations, contributed paper sections from diverse topics, and finishes with a teaching statistics workshop. Cross-discipline and applied paper submissions are especially welcome.

Selected papers will be published in Metodološki zvezki/Advances in Methodology and Statistics, a peer-reviewed journal of Statistical Society of Slovenia.

INVITED SPEAKERS
(in alphabetical order)

• Anthony C. Davison, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
             Applied asymptotics
• Katherine Faust, University of California Irvine, USA
             Comparing social networks: size, density, and local structure
• Jacques A. P. Hagenaars, Tilburg University, Netherlands
              Marginal models for categorical data
• Stephen Senn, University of Glasgow, UK
              Has modelling killed randomisation inference?

Wednesday afternoon WORKSHOP
(FREE for registered participants, available to others upon request)

• Doug Stirling, Massey University, New Zealand
          CAST: A resource to help teach statistical concepts to
          students and researchers

CONFERENCE ADDRESS

For correspondence and registration:

Dr. Andrej Blejec, National Institute of Biology,
Vecna pot 111 pob 141, SI-1000 Ljubljana, SLOVENIA
tel: +386 1 423-33-88, fax: +386 1 257-33-90

e-mail: info.AS@nib.si
http://ablejec.nib.si/AS2005