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GRADUATE STUDENTS:
- Stenning David (in progress). Department of Statistics, University of California, Irvine.
- Shandong Min,
(in progress). Department of Statistics, University of California, Irvine.
- Xu, Jin (in progress). Department of Statistics, University of California, Irvine.
- Stein, Nathan (in progress). Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Primary advisor is Xiao-Li Meng).
- DeGennaro, Steven (2009). White Dwarfs and the Ages of Stellar Populations, Department of Astronomy, University of Texas, Austin (Primary advisor was Ted von Hippel).
- Park, Taeyoung (Ph.D., 2006).
Inference and Efficient Computation for Highly Structured Models with Applications,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University.
- Kang, Hosung (Ph.D., 2005).
Markov Chain Monte Carlo Applications in Bioinformatics and Astrophysics,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Jun Liu).
- Yu, Yaming (Ph.D., 2005).
Three Contributions to Statistical Computing,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University
(Joint with Donald B. Rubin and Xioa-Li Meng).
- Esch, David (Ph.D., 2003). Applications and Extensions of Three Statistical Models,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Carl Morris).
- Imai, Kosuke (Ph.D., 2003).
Statistical Analysis of Field Experiments,,
Department of Government,
Harvard University (Joint with Gary King).
- Pedroza, Cluadia (Ph.D., 2002).
Bayesian Hierarchical Time SeriesModeling of Mortality Rates,,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University.
- Protassov, Rostislav (Ph.D., 2002).
An Application of Missing Data Methods: Testing for the Presence of a Spectral Line in
Astronomy and Parameter Estimation of the Generalized Hyperbolic Distribution,,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Art Dempster).
- Tang, Rouxi (Ph.D., 2002). Fitting and Evaluating Certain Two-Level Hierarchical Models,,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Carl Morris).
Honors Undergraduate Students:
- Hans, Chris (A.B., 2001).
Accounting for Absorption Lines in High Energy Spectra via Bayesian Modelling,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University.
- Javaras, Kristin (A.B., 2000).
A General Location Model Allowing for Semicontinuous
Variables and Incomplete Data with an Application to
a 1996 Survey of Massachusetts Megabuck Lottery Winners,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University.