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Department of Statistics Colloquium Series

Spring 2001

Note: All colloquia will be held at 4:00pm in LeConte 210B unless otherwise noted. Refreshments are served at 3:30pm in LeConte 213.

• January 8: Chang Wook Kang, visiting the Department of Statistics, Univeristy of South Carolina.
        Development of SPC software for Industrial People.

• January 25: William Jacoby, University of South Carolina,Government and International Studies
        Campaign Effects on Public Opinion: Environmental Evolution, Attitude Change, and Candidate Preferences

• February 1: Venkataraman Lakshmi, University of South Carolina, Department of Geology
      Land Surface Hydrology and Remote Sensing: A Statistical Perspective

• February 15: John Spurrier, University of South Carolina, Department of Statistics
        Confidence Regions for Fractional Improvement

• Wednesday, February 21: Oscar Gaggiotii, Cambridge University, Department of Zoology
       Novel Statistical Methods to Investigate Metapopulation Genetics Models

• Feburary, 22 Robert Lordo, Battelle, Columbus, Ohio
      Statistical Approach to Estimating the Effects of Environmental-Lead Exposure On Children's Blood-Lead Concentration

• March 9: Patches Johnson University of Florida Department of Statistics
       Non-Linear Path Models with Continuous and Discrete Variables

• March 20: Peter J. Waddell, Chugai Research Institute for Molecular Medicine Chugai Pharmaceutical Company, Japan.
       Genetic Pathways from MicroArray Data using Clustering Graphical Models and Correspondence Analysis

• March, 22: Wei Liu University of Central Florida, Department of Statistics,
        Multiple Comparison For Successive Means

• April 5: Mei-Cheng Wang John Hopkins University, Department of Biostatistics,
     Univariate and Bivariate Recurrence Time Data: Tricky Data and a Few Solutions

• April 12: Daniel Meyer, Pfizer
      Experimental Design for Drug Discovery

• April 27:Columbia SCASA Meeting with Keynote speakers:

  Michael Schell, University of North Carolina, Comprehensive Cancer Center.
       Identifying Baseball's Best Hitters For Average

  Richard Scheaffer, University of Florida,Department of Statistics

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