PH.D. STUDENTS
- 1.
- Patrick Crockett (1983) Nonparametric density and moment estimation
in random coefficients regression models.
- 2.
- Edward Frees (1983) Construction of sequential age replacement
policies via stochastic approximation. Assurante Health Professor of Actuarial Science and Associate Dean for
Research and PhD Programs, School of Business and
Department of Statistics, University of Wisconsin. (Fellow ASA, Society of Acturaries)
- 3.
- Leonard A. Stefanski (1983) Influence and measurement
error in logistic regression. Professor, Department of Statistics,
North Carolina State University. (JASA editor, Fellow ASA)
- 4.
- David M. Giltinan (1983) Bounded influence estimation in
heteroscedastic linear model. Genetech (retired).
(Fellow ASA)
- 5.
- Douglas G. Simpson (1985) Aspects of robust estimation for discrete
data. Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Illinois.
(Fellow ASA, IMS)
- 6.
- Arnold Stromberg (1989) Robust efficient estimation of
nonlinear regression parameters. Professor and Chair, Department of Statistics,
University of Kentucky.
- 7.
- Miguel Nakamura (1989) Transformations to symmetry in the
transform-both-sides model. CIMAT, Guanajuato, Mexico.
- 8.
- Karen Bandeen Roche (1990) A receptor-based model for the statistical
analysis of air pollution data: source apportionment with one source
unknown. Frank Hurley and Catharine Dorrier Endowed Chair, Department of Biostatistics, Johns Hopkins.
(Fellow ASA)
- 9.
- Mary Dowling (1991) Parameter estimation in nonlinear regression with
covariate measurement error.
- 10.
- Naisyin Wang (1992) Semiparametric transform-both-sides regression
models. Professor, Department of Statistics, Texas A&M.
(Fellow ASA, IMS, former editor, Biometrics)
- 11.
- Victoria Chen (1993) Applying experimental design and regression
splines to high-dimensional continuous-state stochastic dynamic
programming. Professor, Department of Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering,
University of Texas, Arlington.
- 12.
- Jean-Didier Opsomer (1995) Optimal bandwidth selection for fitting an additive
model by local polynomial regression. Professor, Department of Statistics, Colorado State University (Fellow ASA)
- 13.
- George Zhou (1995) Parameter design using heteroscedastic regression
methodology and optimal designs. Riskmetrics.
- 14.
- Andrew Schulman (1998) A comparison of local bandwidth selectors
for local polynomial regression, EPA.
- 15.
- John Staudenmayer (2000) Nonparametric regression with measurement
error. Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
- 16.
- Yan Yu (2001). Penalized spline estimation for partially linear
single index models. Associate Professor, University of
Cincinnati.
- 17.
- Ciprian Crainiceanu (2003). Nonparametric Likelihood Ratio Testing. Associate Professor, Biostatistics, Johns Hopkins University.
- 18.
- Trevor Park (2003). A Penalized Likelihood Approach to Prinicipal Component Stabilization. Assistant Professor, Statistics, University of Florida.
- 19.
- Matt Briggs (2004). Assessing the Value of Yes-No Forecasts, Assistant Professor, Cornell Medical College.
- 20.
- Lisa Madsen (2004). Regression with Spatially Misaligned Data. Assistant Professor, Oregon State University.
- 21.
- Minbok Kim (2008). Consistent Variable Selection via Adaptive Diagonal Ridge Estimator in Regression
Models, Now at Samsung.
- 22.
- Nikolay Bliznyuk (2008). Posterior Approximation by Interpolation for Bayesian inference in Computationally
Expensive Statistical Models. Postdoc, Biostatistics, Harvard School of Public Health.
- 23.
- Emmanuel Sharef (2008). Nonparametric Frailty Models for the Analysis of Clustered Survival Data, Morgan-Stanley.
- 24.
- Ben Shaby (2009). Tools for Hard Bayesian Computations, postdoc at SAMSI
- 25.
- Yingxing (Amy) Li (current student). Asymptotics of Penalized Splines with an Increasing Number of Knots.
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