Dear colleagues,

I am happy to announce the second edition of Transmitting Science course 
taught by Ignacio Quintero: "Introduction to probabilistic inference of 
Phylogenetic Comparative Methods (PCM) using Julia". This course could 
be of interest for people in r-sig-phylo list.

Format: Live online.

Schedule: Online live sessions on April 28th and 30th & May 2nd, 5th, 
7th, and 9th, 2025; from 14:00 to 18:00 (Madrid time zone).

Complete information and registration: 
https://www.transmittingscience.com/courses/evolution/introduction-to-probabilistic-inference-of-phylogenetic-comparative-methods-pcm-using-julia/

Course Overview:

This course offers an advanced understanding of probabilistic inference 
of Phylogenetic Comparative Methods (PCM), exploiting the capabilities 
of the Julia language. Participants will gain a deeper knowledge of the 
stochastic processes, their inference and computation behind PCMs as 
well as their biological interpretations.
We will start with an introduction to Julia language, a powerful new 
language for numerical computing that combines high performance with 
high-level syntax, attaining comparable speeds as C, yet remaining 
accessible to programming initiates. We will then overview probabilistic 
inference within a Bayesian framework, reviewing basic probability 
concepts and posterior parameter estimation. Finally, most of the course 
will then delve into the main three PCM: trait and biogeographic 
evolution, and a deeper emphasis on diversification models. Topics 
covered include basic foundations (i.e., diffusion processes such as 
Brownian motion, time-continuous Discrete Markov models, birth-death 
models) to then build-up to the more advanced models that allow for 
interdependence between processes (i.e., environmental, and geographic 
diversification, inference of biotic interactions).
The course will combine introductory lectures and hands-on exercises.

Best wishes

Sole

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