Statistical Science
Faculty Research Interests
Listing of Departmental Technical Reports
Jing Cao, Ph.D. University of Missouri (Columbia), 2005. Bayesian methodologies and application, Generalized linear models, Spatial-temporal models, Model Selection .
Henry L. Gray, Emeritus, Ph.D. University of Texas (Austin), 1966. Fellow ASA. Time series, spectral estimation, prediction and forecasting, robust procedures for estimation and testing, distribution theory, integral transform theory, multivariate outlier detection, testing for trend, mixture models.
Richard F. Gunst, Ph.D. Southern Methodist University, 1972. Fellow ASA. Regression analysis, linear models, statistical design and analysis of industrial experiments, statistical methods for modeling spatial-temporal environmental processes, chemical mass balance modeling, analysis of medical imaging data.
Ian R. Harris, Ph.D. University of Birmingham, U.K., 1989. Robust estimation, minimum divergence methods, nonparametric methods, variance components, mixed models.
Monnie McGee, Ph.D. Rice University, 1994. Gene Expression microarray background correction, normalization and summarization, imputation methods, categorical time series, spectral analysis of time series, Markov Chain Monte Carlo using mixture transition distributions.
Hon Keung (Tony) Ng, Ph.D. McMaster University, 2002. Statistical inference, reliability theory, nonparametric statistics, operations research, data analysis.
S. Lynne Stokes, Ph.D. University of North Carolina, 1976. Fellow ASA. Sampling, survey methods, interface of statistics, database performance, methods of disclosure limitation.
William R. Schucany, Ph.D. Southern Methodist University, 1970. Fellow ASA and Member ISI. Data analysis in biomedical research, survey sampling of business records; nonparametric curve estimation, local linear and kernels, adaptive bandwidths; resampling methodology including jackknife, bootstrap, randomization tests, analysis of medical imaging data.
Xinlei (Sherry) Wang, Ph.D. University of Texas (Austin), 2002. Bayesian modeling, Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods, variable selection, data mining.
Wayne A. Woodward, Ph.D. Texas Tech University, 1974. Fellow ASA. Time series analysis, robust estimation, statistical analysis of data related to climate change, testing for trend, mixture models, analysis of medical imaging data, directional multivariate testing.
