Xuewen Lu, PhD

PhD in Statistics Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of Guelph, Canada
M Sc in Statistics Department of Probability and Statistics Peking University, China
Bachelor in Mathematics Department of Mathematics Hunan Normal University, China

Xuewen Lu

Areas of Research

Methodological Research in Statistics
Theoretical developments and applications in survival analysis, non/semi-parametric hazards regression, censored regression, frailty models, missing data models, multivariate analysis, longitudinal data analysis, generalized linear/additive models, mixed models, empirical likelihood method, econometrics, Bayesian statistics, variable selection, theory of semi-parametric methods, quantitative risk assessment and predictive microbiology models
Statistical Rresearch and Application in Medical, Health and Biological Sciences
Research in developing and justifying novel statistical methodology in medical and health science, biological science, engineering and economics where the statistics discipline is useful
Statistical Computing and Simulation
Statistical modelling, simulation and computing with SAS, Splus, R, C++ and Matlab
Big Data and Data Science
High-dimensional data analysis, variable selection and group selection in various models, dimension reduction

Supervising degrees

Math and Statistics - Doctoral: Accepting Inquiries
Math and Statistics - Masters: Accepting Inquiries
Math and Statistics - Masters: Accepting Inquiries

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Students who are well motivated and dedicated to methodological research and application of statistics and biostatistics, with a solid background in mathematics, strong computer programming skill, excellent communication skills and can write research papers and conduct simulation studies in computer with independent efforts.

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