Fan Yang
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Fan Yang
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Fan Yang’s research interests lie in the areas of quantitative risk management, actuarial science and mathematical finance.
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Fan Yang
Fan Yang’s research interests lie in the areas of quantitative risk management, actuarial science and mathematical finance.
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Yingli Qin
Professor Qin's current research effort is mainly devoted to hypothesis testing for high-dimensional data with applications to gene sets testing and estimating and testing for large dimensional covariance matrices using the random matrix theory.
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Martin Lysy
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I enjoy working on a variety of applied problems, for which statistical and computational methodologies fall under the three following themes.
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Leilei Zeng
Professor Zeng's research interest lies in the development of statistical methodologies for public health and medical research.
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Mu Zhu
Mu's initial research interest was dimension reduction. In the early years of his faculty career, he devoted much attention to efficient kernel machines for rare target detection and ensemble methods for variable selection. He also worked on algorithms for making personalized recommendations, and applications of machine learning to healthcare informatics.
While ensemble learning continued to captivate his curiosity, in more recent years Mu explored a hodgepodge of different topics—such as evaluation metrics, protein structures, transactional networks, and genetic epistasis. At present, he is studying various problems about dependence modeling, large covariance matrices, and generative neural networks.
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Changbao Wu
Changbao Wu's personal website
Professor Wu has a primary research interest in the design and analysis of complex surveys. His research also covers more broad topics including semiparametric and nonparametric methods, resampling (jackknife and bootstrap) techniques, missing data and measurement error problems. He has worked extensively on empirical likelihood (EL) methods and related computational procedures, with strong interest in developing R packages for practical implementations of the EL methods.
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Tony Wirjanto's personal website
Professor Wirjanto's research interests lie in the intersection between statistics and econometrics. In particular he conducts research in the field of financial time series with a focus on volatility modeling/forecasting and financial risk management, and in the field of financial mathematics with a focus on portfolio optimization in a high-dimensional setting and on global climate change risks.
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Chengguo Weng
Chengguo Weng's personal website
Professor Weng’s research interests span a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines from actuarial science, finance to probability, statistics and stochastic optimization. The primary objective of Professor Weng’s research is to develop innovative risk assessment methods and prioritization strategies for actuarial and financial risk management.
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Stefan Steiner
Professor Steiner's research interests cover the broad area of business and industrial statistics focusing on process improvement. The overall goal of his research is the development of innovative ways to use process data and statistical methods to drive process improvement and variation reduction.
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Matthias Schonlau
Matthias Schonlau's personal website
Professor Schonlau's research interests include applied survey sampling and survey methodology, statistical machine learning from text data such as open-ended questions as well as software implementation.