CS 6384

Applied Bayesian Analysis for Computational Research

Cornell University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Bayesian modeling and data analysis is a powerful tool for computational research. It consists of writing a probability model and then fitting it with observed data, while handling uncertainty. The model can be flexible, encompassing hierarchy, spatio-temporal dynamics, graphs, and high-dimensionality. This course is a graduate, hands-on introduction to Bayesian analysis in Stan and/or Pyro. The focus will be on writing and fitting models in practice for computational research, including the applied Bayesian statistics workflow: model building, checking, and evaluation. The course will also discuss research papers that use such methods.

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