Dust Properties of Galaxies from a Data-Driven Hierarchical Model - John Forbes
Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics via YouTube
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Explore the application of data-driven hierarchical modeling to understand dust properties in galaxies through this 30-minute conference talk by John Forbes from Flatiron Institute. Delve into the intersection of astrostatistics, machine learning, and galaxy formation physics as part of the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics' conference on data-driven approaches in galaxy evolution studies. Gain insights into how advanced statistical techniques can extract meaningful information from vast datasets, including Integral Field Unit surveys and multi-wavelength imaging. Discover how these methods contribute to detecting anomalous galaxies, linking observations with theoretical models, and advancing our understanding of galaxy formation and evolution in the era of large-scale astronomical surveys.
Syllabus
Dust Properties of Galaxies from a Data-Driven Hierarchical Model â–¸ John Forbes (Flatiron)
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Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics