This course is discontinued
Lectures for STK4050 Fall 2011
Reference are to the course text book R&K (Rubinstein & Kroese) unless otherwise statet.
Lectures so far
Lecture Monday 29/8:
General introduction to the course
Sections 2.1-2.3.1 in R&K: Random number generation and inverse transform method
Lecture Monday 5/9:
Sections 2.3.2-2.6 in R&K: More on random number generation
Section 4.2 in R&K: Monte Carlo integral
Lecture Monday 12/9:
Chapter 5.1-5.3 and 5.5 i R&K
Here are R-scripts for the simulations presented in the lecture on MC-integrals of
the exponential
and
sin(Qx) exp(x).
Lecture Monday 26/9:
Chapter 5.3 and 5.5 in R&K
Here are the R-files we used:
Random sum (Pr. 5.7b and c in R(K),
Conditioning for function sin(Qx) exp(x) and
Importance sampling for function exp(x).
Lecture Monday 3/10:
Importance sampling 5.6 to 5.6.3 in R&K
Lecture Monday 10/10:
Review of Markov chains 1.12.1-1.12.4 in R&K
Introduction to Metropolis-Hasting, Chapter 6 in R&K, pg. 168-169.
Lecture Monday 17/10:
More on Metropolis-Hasting, Chapter 6.2 in R&K.
We did also discuss some points made in Chapter 4, pg.104.
Here is some R code used in the lecture.
Lecture Monday 24/10:
More on MCMC: 6.4 The Gibbs sampler, 6.6 Bayesian statistics
Useful to read a chapter on Bayesian methods by Geir Storvik.
Here are a couple of R-scripts used in the lecture: Bayes on binomial data and
Gibbs-sampling for Example 6.4 in R&K
Plans for future lectures
Lecture Monday 31/10:
More on MCMC: 6.3 Hit-and-run sample, 6.4 The Gibbs sampler (continued).
Lectures November:
Some more stuff related to MCMC
Ansvarlig: Sven Ove Samuelsen.
Oppdatert 13.10.11