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Prof. Anthony O'Hagan The University of Sheffield, UK

10 Talks 2 Series
Biography

Tony O'Hagan is Emeritus Professor of Statistics at the University of Sheffield. He is the author of several books and more than 100 articles in peer-reviewed journals. His principal area of research and expertise is the methodology and applications of Bayesian statistics, one aspect of which is the elicitation of... read moreexpert knowledge. He is a co-developer of the Sheffield Elicitation Framework (SHELF), which is one of the leading protocols for expert knowledge elicitation.

Lectures (10)

Expert knowledge elicitation with SHELF: introduction
11 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Expert knowledge elicitation with SHELF: skills and resources
52 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Expert knowledge elicitation with SHELF: multiple experts
33 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Expert knowledge elicitation with SHELF: one distribution, one expert
34 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Expert knowledge elicitation with SHELF: uncertainty and probability
29 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Bayesian methods in health economics: formulating input uncertainty 5
50 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Bayesian methods in health economics: probabilistic sensitivity analysis 4
56 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Bayesian methods in health economics: uncertainty in health economic evaluation 3
44 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Bayesian methods in health economics: prior distributions 2
43 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK
Bayesian methods in health economics: Bayesian principles 1
42 min
  • Prof. Anthony O'Hagan
  • The University of Sheffield, UK

Series (2)

Series
Bayesian Methods in Health Economics
A short course
5 lectures
Series
Expert Knowledge Elicitation with SHELF
5 lectures