Faculty
The faculty participating in Biostatistics is diverse in their interests and present a broad and dynamic spectrum in their teaching activities.
Listed below is the faculy membership of the Group in Biostatistics along with research interests, email addresses and home department.
Professor Sandrine Dudoit serves as Chair of the Group.
Faculty profiles are available for those faculty from the School of Public Health and from the Department of Statistics.
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Research |
Papers |
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Nonparametric inference, asymptotic methods |
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Time series in biology |
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Chin-Long Chiang |
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Stochastic processes, life tables |
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Nonparametrics, survival analysis |
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Applications of statistics to problems in genetics and molecular biology |
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Bioinformatics, distributional approximation |
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Survival analysis and missing data |
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Sampling and survival analysis, AIDS |
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Approximations, random vectors |
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Population genetic analysis, genomics of natural selection |
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Causal Inference in Clinical Datasets, Dynamic Treatment Regimes, HIV |
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Generalized linear mixed models and latent variable models |
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Applied statistics, stochastic problems in neurophysiology |
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Data analysis of epidemiologic problems |
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Mathematical population genetics, Computational biology and bioinformatics, applied probability and statistics |
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Applied statistics |
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Computer and graphical methodology |
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Semi-parametric methods, survival analysis, computational biology |
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E-mail not available |
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Ecology, cancer, AIDS |
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Machine learning, classification and unmixing in remote sensing, network tomography, Minimum Description Length (MDL) principle and information theory, and computational neuroscience |
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