JSM Activity #125

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125 Applied Session Theme Session Mon, 8/4/03, 10:30 AM - 12:20 PM H-Plaza Room A
Bayesian and Mixture Methods in Genomics Research - Contributed - Papers
Section on Bayesian Stat. Sciences, Biopharmaceutical Section, ENAR
Chair(s): Cavan Reilly, University of Minnesota
     10:35 AM   Bayesian Identification of Differential Gene Expression Induced by Metals in Human Bronchial Epithelial Cells — Leanna L. House, Duke University; Merlise A. Clyde, Duke University; Tony Huang, Duke University
     10:50 AM   Improving Bayesian Methods for Motif Discovery — Shane T. Jensen, Harvard University; Jun S. Liu, Harvard University
     11:05 AM   Modeling Differential Gene Expression Using a Dirichlet Process Mixture Model — David B. Dahl, University of Wisconsin, Madison
     11:20 AM   Hierarchical Bayesian Neural Network for Correlated Gene Expression Temporal Pattern Classification — Yulan Liang, State University of New York at Buffalo; Ebenezer George, University of Memphis; Arpad Kelemen, University of Mississippi
     11:35 AM   Bayesian Methods for Phylogeny Independent Detection of Positively Selected Amino Acid Sites — Daniel Merl, University of California, Santa Cruz; Raquel Prado, Uuniversity of California, Santa Cruz; Ananias Escalante, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
     11:50 AM   Sequential Monte Carlo and Dirichlet Mixtures for Extracting Protein Alignment Models. — Tanya Logvinenko, Stanford University; Jun S. Liu, Harvard University
     12:05 PM   Floor Discussion
 

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