3 Hands-on 1: Applying Bayesian modeling to improve nutrient utilization in cattle.

Abstract The ability to ask important questions and provide compelling answers will determine the impact of your scientific research. Bayes Theorem provides foundational principles for developing full mathematical expressions that incorporate process models, sampling methods, observational error, and prior knowledge of the biological system. This workshop’s goal is to provide participants with an avenue to free themselves from the inadequacies of procedural, outcome-oriented statistical methods and facilitate scientists to ask important questions using a first principles approach to biological questions. Application of inverse probability theory can be found across disciplines such as epidemiology, social science, computer science, artificial intelligence, and life sciences. In preparation for the workshop, participants should ensure they have R and their favorite R GUI installed, along with the packages rjags. By providing a comprehensive overview of developing and implementing process-based Bayesian models, participants should gain practical insight into the utility of first principles-based statistical modeling methodology and greater confidence to embark on their own quest to ask insightful scientific questions.

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Journal of Animal Science
Published
2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jas/skaf300.087
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Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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3 Hands-on 1: Applying Bayesian modeling to improve nutrient utilization in cattle.

Ira Lloyd Parsons
Journal of Animal Science
Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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3 Hands-on 1: Applying Bayesian modeling to improve nutrient utilization in cattle.

Ira Lloyd Parsons
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Abstract The ability to ask important questions and provide compelling answers will determine the impact of your scientific research. Bayes Theorem provides foundational principles for developing full mathematical expressions that incorporate process models, sampling methods, observational error, and prior knowledge of the biological system. This workshop’s goal is to provide participants with an avenue to free themselves from the inadequacies of procedural, outcome-oriented statistical methods and facilitate scientists to ask important questions using a first principles approach to biological questions. Application of inverse probability theory can be found across disciplines such as epidemiology, social science, computer science, artificial intelligence, and life sciences. In preparation for the workshop, participants should ensure they have R and their favorite R GUI installed, along with the packages rjags. By providing a comprehensive overview of developing and implementing process-based Bayesian models, participants should gain practical insight into the utility of first principles-based statistical modeling methodology and greater confidence to embark on their own quest to ask insightful scientific questions.

Journal of Animal ScienceVol. 103(Supplement_3)
South Dakota State University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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