Peter Mueller is Professor in the Department of Mathematics and the Department of Statistics & Data Science at the University of Texas at Austin. He has published widely on nonparametric Bayesian statistics, with an emphasis on applications in biostatistics and bioinformatics.Fernando Andrés Quintana is Professor in the Department of Statistics at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile with interests in nonparametric Bayesian analysis and statistical computing. His publications include extensive work on clustering methods and applications in biostatistics.Alejandro Jara is Associate Professor in the Department of Statistics at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, with research interests in nonparametric Bayesian statistics, Markov chain Monte Carlo methods and statistical computing. He developed the R package "DPpackage," a widely used public domain set of programs for inference under nonparametric Bayesian models.Timothy Hanson is Professor of Statistics in the Department of Statistics at the University of South Carolina. His research interests include survival analysis, nonparametric regression

"There is much to like about the book under review. The authors present Bayesian nonparametric statistics focusing on how it is applied in data analysis. ... This is a book for a statistician or graduate student that has accepted the Bayesian approach and would like to know more about Bayesian approaches to nonparametric problems." (Ross S. McVinish, Mathematical Reviews, February, 2016) "The book provides a rich review of Bayesian nonparametric methods and models with a wealth of illustrations ranging from simple examples to more elaborated applications on case studies considered in recent literature. ... the book succeeds in the difficult task of providing a rather complete, yet coincise, overview. Overall, the nature of the book makes it a suitable reference for both practitioners and theorists." (Bernardo Nipoti, zbMATH 1333.62003, 2016) "Methods are illustrated with a wealth of examples, ranging from stylised applications to case studies from recent literature. The book is a good reference for statisticians interested in Bayesian non-parametric data analysis. It is well-written and structured. Readers can find the algorithms, examples and applications easy to follow and extremely useful. This book makes a good contribution to the literature in the area of Bayesian non-parametric statistics." (Diego Andres Perez Ruiz, International Statistical Review, Vol. 84 (1), 2016)

• Preface.- Acronyms.- 1.Introduction.- 2.Density Estimation - DP Models.- 3.Density Estimation - Models Beyond the DP.- 4.Regression.- 5.Categorical Data.- 6.Survival Analysis.- 7.Hierarchical Models.- 8.Clustering and Feature Allocation.- 9.Other Inference Problems and Conclusions.- Appendix: DP package.

Peter Mueller is Professor in the Department of Mathematics and the Department of Statistics & Data Science at the University of Texas at Austin. He has published widely on nonparametric Bayesian statistics, with an emphasis on applications in biostatistics and bioinformatics.Fernando Andrés Quintana is Professor in the Department of Statistics at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile with interests in nonparametric Bayesian analysis and statistical computing. His publications include extensive work on clustering methods and applications in biostatistics.Alejandro Jara is Associate Professor in the Department of Statistics at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, with research interests in nonparametric Bayesian statistics, Markov chain Monte Carlo methods and statistical computing. He developed the R package "DPpackage," a widely used public domain set of programs for inference under nonparametric Bayesian models.Timothy Hanson is Professor of Statistics in the Department of Statistics at the University of South Carolina. His research interests include survival analysis, nonparametric regression

"There is much to like about the book under review. The authors present Bayesian nonparametric statistics focusing on how it is applied in data analysis. ... This is a book for a statistician or graduate student that has accepted the Bayesian approach and would like to know more about Bayesian approaches to nonparametric problems." (Ross S. McVinish, Mathematical Reviews, February, 2016) "The book provides a rich review of Bayesian nonparametric methods and models with a wealth of illustrations ranging from simple examples to more elaborated applications on case studies considered in recent literature. ... the book succeeds in the difficult task of providing a rather complete, yet coincise, overview. Overall, the nature of the book makes it a suitable reference for both practitioners and theorists." (Bernardo Nipoti, zbMATH 1333.62003, 2016) "Methods are illustrated with a wealth of examples, ranging from stylised applications to case studies from recent literature. The book is a good reference for statisticians interested in Bayesian non-parametric data analysis. It is well-written and structured. Readers can find the algorithms, examples and applications easy to follow and extremely useful. This book makes a good contribution to the literature in the area of Bayesian non-parametric statistics." (Diego Andres Perez Ruiz, International Statistical Review, Vol. 84 (1), 2016)

• Preface.- Acronyms.- 1.Introduction.- 2.Density Estimation - DP Models.- 3.Density Estimation - Models Beyond the DP.- 4.Regression.- 5.Categorical Data.- 6.Survival Analysis.- 7.Hierarchical Models.- 8.Clustering and Feature Allocation.- 9.Other Inference Problems and Conclusions.- Appendix: DP package.

Peter Mueller is Professor in the Department of Mathematics and the Department of Statistics & Data Science at the University of Texas at Austin. He has published widely on nonparametric Bayesian statistics, with an emphasis on applications in biostatistics and bioinformatics.Fernando Andrés Quintana is Professor in the Department of Statistics at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile with interests in nonparametric Bayesian analysis and statistical computing. His publications include extensive work on clustering methods and applications in biostatistics.Alejandro Jara is Associate Professor in the Department of Statistics at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, with research interests in nonparametric Bayesian statistics, Markov chain Monte Carlo methods and statistical computing. He developed the R package "DPpackage," a widely used public domain set of programs for inference under nonparametric Bayesian models.Timothy Hanson is Professor of Statistics in the Department of Statistics at the University of South Carolina. His research interests include survival analysis, nonparametric regression

"There is much to like about the book under review. The authors present Bayesian nonparametric statistics focusing on how it is applied in data analysis. ... This is a book for a statistician or graduate student that has accepted the Bayesian approach and would like to know more about Bayesian approaches to nonparametric problems." (Ross S. McVinish, Mathematical Reviews, February, 2016) "The book provides a rich review of Bayesian nonparametric methods and models with a wealth of illustrations ranging from simple examples to more elaborated applications on case studies considered in recent literature. ... the book succeeds in the difficult task of providing a rather complete, yet coincise, overview. Overall, the nature of the book makes it a suitable reference for both practitioners and theorists." (Bernardo Nipoti, zbMATH 1333.62003, 2016) "Methods are illustrated with a wealth of examples, ranging from stylised applications to case studies from recent literature. The book is a good reference for statisticians interested in Bayesian non-parametric data analysis. It is well-written and structured. Readers can find the algorithms, examples and applications easy to follow and extremely useful. This book makes a good contribution to the literature in the area of Bayesian non-parametric statistics." (Diego Andres Perez Ruiz, International Statistical Review, Vol. 84 (1), 2016)

• Preface.- Acronyms.- 1.Introduction.- 2.Density Estimation - DP Models.- 3.Density Estimation - Models Beyond the DP.- 4.Regression.- 5.Categorical Data.- 6.Survival Analysis.- 7.Hierarchical Models.- 8.Clustering and Feature Allocation.- 9.Other Inference Problems and Conclusions.- Appendix: DP package.