Jasmine Attends Bayesian Methods for the Social Sciences Workshop
In October 2024, Jasmine Vieri attended the Bayesian Methods for the Social Sciences II workshop in Amsterdam, where she presented a poster titled “Bayesian Gaussian Process Beta Regression Models for the Social Sciences: A Case Study on Spatial Proportion Data from Archaeology.” The workshop fostered new interdisciplinary collaborations and offered valuable insights into recent advancements in applied statistics across the social sciences, highlighting potential avenues for methodological development within archaeology.
Jasmine has also recently had a new article published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, with co-authors Enrico Crema, María Alicia Uribe Villegas, Juanita Sáenz Samper, and Marcos Martinón-Torres, titled ‘Beyond baselines of performance: Beta regression models of compositional variability in craft production studies’. It is available to read OPEN ACCESS here.
Well done, Jasmine!