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On exchangeable random partitions, permutations and fragmentation trees

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This talk is a gentle introduction to a class of infinite random combinatorial objects, set partitions, permutations and fragmentation trees. Applications to classification and clustering will be discussed.

(Joint work with J. Yang, M. Winkel and J. Pitman)

This talk is part of the Kuwait Foundation Lectures series.

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