Riccardo Corradin

@Andrea__M Even better, you don't need to know where to find it github.com/features/copil… (Thx @mberaha2 for pointing this out)

I occasionally feel that GitHub is the programmer's version of Borges' Library of Babel. One does not need to code: it is sufficient to know where to find the code that implement the desired function.

The methods (our proposal + competitors) are also available in the BNPmix R library. Link: cran.r-project.org/web/packages/B…

Our paper on "Importance conditional sampling for Pitman–Yor mixtures" is now published on Statistics and Computing! Joint work with @tonycanale_ and Bernardo Nipoti. Link: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Model based clustering, but with intractable distributions? Take a look at our new preprint, with @mberaha2! arxiv.org/abs/2112.10393

I'm very happy and honored to join (next January) the School of Mathematical Sciences (@UoNMaths) at the University of Nottingham! Can't wait to start!

@Beta_GOS Thank you so much!

Nice paper from Riccardo, Federico and Andrea. I enjoyed Riccardo's talk at Nottingham. @r_corradin arxiv.org/abs/2108.11997

If you are interested into "Advance in Bayesian Nonparametrics", don't miss the related session at the next BAYSM conference (online edition) with @martacatal @xenia_mis and @mberaha2! Stay tuned! More info at: j-isba.github.io/baysmo

"Consumai li diciotto anni migliori di tutta la mia età" Galileo Galilei, father of the scientific method

I got a paper accepted and another one rejected today. This is how I feel.

Debugging for days -- first run without errors -- results seem plausible

@zhiiiyang Here is an interesting reading on this topic from Prof. MacEachern! bayesian.org/wp-content/upl…

Any suggestions on how to be a good reviewer as someone is peer-reviewing papers for the first time? #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #reviewer2 #epitwitter

Someone else: how is running your code today? Me: