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Dr Jure Vogrinc

I am a Research Fellow working with Theo Damoulas and Adam Johansen on the development of robust, scalable and automated MCMC methods. Before that I was a research fellow (at Warwick) with Wilfrid Kendall exploring the use of Dirichet forms to investigate theoretical properties (particularly optimal scaling) of MCMC methods. From April 2017 until September 2018 I was a postdoctoral research assistant at Queen Mary University of London with John Moriarty, working on simulation of rare events and other applications of MCMC methods to energy related problems. I did my PhD (2013-2017) at Imperial College London with Alex Mijatović on the topic of variance reduction using control variates obtained by approximately solving the Poisson equation. My main research interest focuses on methodological and theoretic aspects of computational statistical algorithms.

I was co-organising Algorithms & Computationally Intensive Inference seminarLink opens in a new window between May 19 and Jul 21

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Selected Publications (see Google Scholar for the full list):

Mathematical Sciences Building
Rm MB2.13, Dept of Statistics

University of Warwick
Coventry, CV4 7AL

Email:
Jure.Vogrinc(at)warwick(dot)ac(dot)uk