
Research Area: Probability & Statistics
Research Profile: Statistical Inference, reliability, Industrial Statistics, Quality Control
An area of industrial research that has motivated many practical and theoretical statistical procedures is the study of the reliability of products and processes. One of my interests is the development of statistical methods to model and analyze reliability data. Another aspect focuses on the modeling and analysis of discrete data. Specifically, I have studied models and methods for the estimation of population size with application to animal abundance, the use of adaptive rules in clinical trials, and the study of correlated Bernoulli trials.
Currently, I am working on quality control methods, specifically of the multivariate type. Here I study methods to monitor processes where the number of quality indicators varies from small to quite large. In the latter case, dimension-reduction techniques such as principal components are first used, followed by control charts on leading components. The methods have been applied to the monitoring of product profiles.
Statistical inference, reliability, discrete modeling
2019/2020
Stats 752
2018/2019
ArtSci 2R03
Stats 4A03/6A03
2017/2018
ArtSci 2R03
Stats 3S03
Stats 4A03/6A03
Stats 4C03/6C03
2016/2017
ArtSci 2R03
Stats 2MB3
Stats 4A03/6A03
Stats 4C03/6C03
2015/2016
Stats 2MB3
Stats 3S03
Stats 4A03/6A03
Stats 4C03/6C03
2014/2015
Stats 2MB3
Stats 3D03
Stats 4A03/6A03
2013/2014
Stats 2MB3
Stats 4M03/6M03
Stats 770