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The Statistics group is interested in the application of statistical theory in a rich variety of contexts. The research interests of the group include biostatistical issues such as meta-analysis and survival analysis, food science statistics such as measuring and describing the quality of consumables, environmental applications including population modelling, group testing, drug testing in sport, ...more

Academics:

Continuing Staff:
Dr Aurore DELAIGLE (ARC Queen Elizabeth II Fellow)
Associate Professor Ian GORDON (Director - Statistical Consulting Centre)
Professor Peter HALL (ARC Federation Fellow)
Dr Graham HEPWORTH (Senior Lecturer & Statistical Consultant)
Professor Richard HUGGINS (Professor)
Dr Owen JONES (Senior Lecturer)
Dr Guoqi QIAN (Senior Lecturer)
Dr Andrew ROBINSON (Senior Lecturer)
Associate Professor Ray WATSON (Associate Professor)

Research Fellows:
Dr Q. Minh BUI (Research Fellow)

Visitors:
Professor Peter BICKEL (University of California, Berkeley United States)
Dr Ben HAMBLY (University of Oxford United Kingdom)

Students:

Postgraduates:

Indriati Njoto BISONO
Rohan CLAFFEY	The construction of confidence intervals using bootstrap methods in measurement error problems
Sandra CLARKE	Some problems in the analysis of high-dimensional data
Farshid JAMSHIDI	Problems in nonparametric curve estimation
Natalie KARAVARSAMIS	Spatial Sampling Poblems in Biosecurity.
Stephen LANE	Non-parametric estimation and prediction of tree size class distributions.
David LAZARIDIS	Lq-Norm Strinkage Regression
Ken LIM	Maximum likelihood estimation for linear regression models involving missing covariate observations
Alonso MATTA	Random effect models with repeated and missing measurement
Hugh MILLER	Statistical methods for the analysis of high-dimensional data
Tung PHAM	Statistical inverse problems
Martin SHIELD	Data mining for risk seensitive resource allocation.
Alan SIMPSON	On time series model selection
Nikki SONENBERG	Building Stochastic Models for Mobile ad hoc Networks
Jakub STOKLOSA	Smoothing splines approach to various bio-statistical data sets
Sen TAN	On modelling of the timing of defaults in CDO rating
Roger TING

Honours:

Kin Lok LAM
Ruijie LIU
Mani Teksen SULEIMAN
Duc Huu Minh TRUONG

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Research In The Department.

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