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Extending the Statistical Programming Language R. From 2005 to 2007, I served as a member of the admissions committee for the Master of Science in Financial Mathematics. Now called Mathematical and Computational Finance. In 1997 I won a silver medal at the 29th International Chemistry Olympiad. In the following year I won a gold medal at the 30th International Chemistry Olympiad.

I am a third-year Ph. student in the Statistics Department. I am broadly interested in Causal Inference and Machine Learning. My particular focus is on combining data from disparate sources to make robust causal conclusions. I also work with Mike Baiocchi. And a team at the Stanford Prevention Research Center. Using data to develop techniques to prevent gender-based violence. A full list of my qualifications can be found on the Experience.

I am currently a Stein fellow in the Statistics Department at Stanford. You can see a current list of my papers here. Or on my arXiv page. Mixture models, particularly for contingency tables and categorical data. Point processes, with applications in multivariate extreme value theory and phylodynamics. EBay, and Treasure Data.

What is Sym Sys? Symbols of the Year. What is Symbolic Systems? The Symbolic Systems Program. SSP brings together students and faculty interested in different aspects of the human-computer relationship, including. Studying human intelligence, natural languages, and the brain as computational processes;.

The Huber group aims to understand inter-individual differences by large-scale statistical modelling and integrating multiple levels of genomic and molecular information from individuals with their phenotypic variation in health and disease. EMBL Heidelberg, Meyerhofstraße 1, 69117 Heidelberg, Germany.