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Conference Objectives
This conference will
(i) study and explore Information-Theoretic (IT) solutions for linear
and nonlinear estimation and inference problems, (ii) facilitate the exchange
of research ideas in that field, (iii) promote collaboration among researchers
from different disciplines, and (iv) highlight the major trends in Information
and Entropy Econometrics.
In particular, the
Second IEE Conference will concentrate on the most recent (theoretical
and applied) research in linear and non-linear IT and entropic procedures
(Bayesian and non-Bayesian), with emphasis on modeling and measuring
information. In addition, the conference will deal with the interpretations
and meaning of the solutions to IT estimation and inference (e.g.,
statistical meaning, complexity and efficiency as well as informational
meaning). Both theory and innovative applied papers will be included.
Conference Topics
Conference topics
include theory and methods and applications in various fields.
Theory and methods
topics include:
- Linear and non-linear
IT and Entropic procedures
- Information in
moment based estimation
- Measuring information
- Interpretation
and meaning of IT solutions to estimation and inference
- Bayesian analysis
and IT
- Optimal information
processing
Applications topics
from all fields and interdisciplinary papers within and between the following
fields are particularly welcome:
- Economics and
social science
- Business and management
science
- Natural and physical
science
- Medical and biological
science
Structure
- Paper presentations
(sessions consisting of 3 papers and discussants).
- Invited Lecturers:
TBA
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