About me

I am a PhD student at the Department of Statistical Sciences of University of Padova, where I am supervised by Prof. Bruno Scarpa.

I am currently a visiting graduate student at the Department of Stastical Science of Duke University, working with Prof. David Dunson and Prof. Tommaso Rigon.

I am a silent guy, but I can speak for days about sports and mountains.

Research interests

• Bayesian inference
• Generalized Bayes methods
• Bayesian predictive approaches

Education

• Ph.D in Statistics
  

  University of Padova, 2021-ongoing
  

  Supervisors: Prof. Bruno Scarpa, Prof. Tommaso Rigon, Prof. David Dunson

• Master’s Degree in Statistical Sciences
  

  University of Padova, 2019-2021
  

  Thesis: Analysis of mortality curves: nonparametric density estimation using a Bayesian approach
  

  Supervisors: Prof. Bruno Scarpa, Prof. Tommaso Rigon

• Bachelor’s Degree in Statistics for Economics and Business
  

  University of Padova, 2016-2019
  

  Thesis: The use of All-Resolution Inference for fMRI images without smoothing
  

  Supervisor: Prof. Livio Finos

• See my full CV here

Pubblications and preprints

• Agnoletto, D., Rigon, T. and Dunson, D. B. (2023+). Bayesian inference for generalized linear models via quasi-posteriors. Submitted. [ArXiv]