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Statistics Members
Academic Staff |
Primary Research Interests |
Professor Byron Morgan |
Biometry; cluster analysis; stochastic population processes; psychological applications of statistics; multivariate analysis; simulation; analysis of quantal assay data; medical statistics; ecological statistics; over-dispersion; estimation using transforms. |
Dr Lothar Breuer |
Stochastic processes, queueing theory, risk theory, Markov-additive processes. |
Professor Philip Brown |
Multivariate Analysis; medical statistics; Bayesian methods; chemometrics; electoral prediction and polling. |
Dr Diana Cole |
Branching processes in biology; cell division models; ecological statistics; generalised linear mixed models; Identifiability. Parameter redundancy. |
Dr Jim Griffin |
Bayesian non-parametric regression; Volatility estimation; High-dimensional regression; Stochastic frontier analysis; Inference for |
Dr Efang Kong |
Semi and non-parametric modeling and related subset selection; Robust regression and Bahadur representation; Empirical likelihood. |
Dr Alfred Kume |
Shape analysis, directional statistics, image analysis, stochastic geometry, multivariate analysis, computational statistics. |
Dr Owen Lyne |
Stochastic epidemic models, applied probability, simulation, statistical inference, goodness of fit, branching processes, martingales, medical education. |
Dr Alexa Laurence |
Medical Statistics and Applied Statistics |
Professor Martin Ridout |
Analysis of discrete data in biology; generalized linear models; overdispersion; stochastic models; statistical analysis of ion channel data. |
Professor Stephen Walker |
Bayesian inference; Bayesian nonparametric methods; Time series; Survival analysis; MCMC; Matrix algebra. |
Professor Jian Zhang |
Non-parametric statistics and high-dimensional statistics, bioinformatics and computational biology, statistical genetics, neuroimaging methods, and Bayesian modelling. |
Dr Xue Wang |
Nonparametric regression and multiscale methods. |
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Research Staff |
Primary Research Interests |
Ecological statistics; state space modelling; integrated population models; multisite mark-recapture models. |
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Inference for diffusion processes with applications to Systems Biology, Computational Statistics |
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Mr Christopher Eves |
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Postgraduate Students |
Supervisor |
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Affiliated Staff |
Primary Research Interests |
Dr Eryl Bassett |
Theory of Inference; life testing; applied statistics; statistical computing. |
Dr Takis Besbeas |
Ecological statistics. |
Dr Phil Brain |
Analysis methods for high dimensional data (eg microarray data, microneurography data, EEG data); nonlinear regression and modelling. |
Dr Ted Catchpole |
Modelling the spread of bushfires; capture-recapture methodology; biometry; sports science. |
Mr Geoff Clarke |
Design and analysis of scientific experiments; biometry; statistical education. |
Mrs Flavia Jolliffe |
Statistical education - research, theory and practice; social statistics (particularly sample survey design and analysis); applications of statistical methods in the social sciences and medicine; statistical consulting. |
Professor Ian Jolliffe |
Multivariate analysis; Forecast verification; Applications of statistics to climatology, meteorology and ecology. |
Professor Jean-Dominique Lebreton |
Biometry and ecological statistics; capture-recapture methodology. |
Mr Mike Bremner |
Statistical Inference under order restrictions; linear and generalized linear models; selection and ranking; statistical computing. |
Professor Donald Preece |
Combinatorics: designs, especially as follows: Latin squares and complete sets of pairwise orthogonal Latin squares. Youden squares. Non-orthogonal Graeco-Latin designs, particularly double Youden rectangles and Freeman-Youden rectangles. Neighbour designs. Single-change covering designs. |