The complete schedule is available here. The complete list of talks and posters with their titles and abstracts can be downloaded here.

Conferences

• Afrânio Vieira (UNB)
  Modified Item Response Models for Known and Unknown Heterogeneity Sources
  
• Alina Von Davier (ETS - Educational Testing Service)
  Estimation and Comparability of Test Performance in Multistage Testing
  
• Carlos Alberto de Bragança Pereira (IME/USP)
  Adaptative Significance Levels Using Optimal Decision Rules: Balancing the Error Probabilities
  
• Ernesto Mordecki (Universidad de la Republica)
  Implied Volatility Smirkness
  
• Filidor Edilfonso Vilca Labra (IMECC-UNICAMP)
  A bivariate Birnbaum-Saunders regression model
  
• Hua-Hua Chang (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
  A Large Sample Foundation for Computerized Adaptive Testing
  
• Jose Antonio Mendez-Bermudez (Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla)
  Scattering and transport properties of random networks
  
• Juvêncio Santos Nobre (UFC)
  U-Tests for Variance Components in Linear Mixed Models
  
• Sandro Gallo (UFRJ)
  Consistent Estimation of the Context Tree of an Ergodic Process
  
• Yuri Suhov (Cambridge University - IME/USP)
  T.B.A.
  

MINICOURSE (destinado a alunos de graduação de últimos anos e de pós-graduação)

• Victor Leiva (Universidad de Valparaíso) and Michelli Barros da Silva (UFCG)
  Modeling Asymmetric Data Using R
  The slides will be in English but the course will be in Portuguese.

Oral Communications

• Achillefs Tzioufas (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
  Elementary consequences of the shape theorem for the contact process via coupling techniques
  
• Guaraci de Lima Requena (UFSCar)
  Capital regulatório para risco operacional: um problema de dependência
  
• Jhon Franky Bernedo Gonzales (UFSCar)
  Bayesian Partitioning for long-term survival data
  
• Mauricio Castro (Universidad de Concepción)
  Diagnostics for censored mixed-effects models using the multivariate t-distribution
  
• Robson José Mariano Machado (UFSCar)
  Semiparametric Partially Nonlinear Mixed-Effects Models
  
• Salimeh Yasaei Sekeh (UFSCar)
  Concordance in Additive Models