François Bavaud
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François Bavaud is associate professor of quantitative methods at Lausanne University (Switzerland)
- within the section of Computer Science and Mathematical Methods (IMM) of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
- within the Institute of Geography (IGUL) of the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Environment
Short CV
- graduate studies in Physics and Mathematics at Fribourg University (1982)
- Ph.D. in Physics (Statistical Mechanics) at EPFL (Lausanne) (1986)
- lecturer in Applied Mathematics at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh (87-90)
- visiting scholar at the Institute for Mathematical Behavioral Sciences, University of California, Irvine (95)
- teacher of Statistics applied to Humanities (Psychology, Linguitics, Geography) at the Universities of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg (1990-)
Present themes of research
- Spatial analysis (statistical methods in Geography; spatial autocorrelation and interaction; statistical analysis of flows; aggregation and spatial continuity)
- Data mining and Information Theory (Statistical methods for textual Data; Categorical dissimilarities; weighted and soft Clustering; high-dimensional Embeddings)
Publications
- Main publications (form the data base "Unisciences")
- A few on-line publications


