University of Cincinnati - Mathematics
PhD
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Statistics
English
Chinese
B.A.
Finance
Nankai University
B.S.
Applied Mathematics
Tianjin University
Machine Learning
Statistical Modeling
LaTeX
Data Mining
SPSS
Data Analysis
Teaching
Statistics
Biostatistics
Time Series Analysis
R
Matlab
Experimental Design
Mathematical Modeling
Research
SAS
Predictive Modeling
Monte Carlo Simulation
Logistic Regression
Lei Kang
Lei Kang
SSES Program at Dept. of Statistics in OSU
North Carolina State University
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
University of Cincinnati
Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute (SAMSI)
National Center for Atmospheric Research
I was working on statistical analysis of Regional Climate model (RCM) outputs with fully Bayesian hierarchical spatial random effects model and the work is presented in a top-contributed session at the Joint Statistical Meetings 2009 at Washington
DC.
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Postdoc Fellow
North Carolina State University
Postdoc Fellow
Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute (SAMSI)
Associate Professor
University of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Assistant Professor
I am involved in the project "Choosing Smoothing Parameters for Spline Prediction Models with Correlated Errors". My mentors at CSIRO
Richard Morton and Brent Henderson and I collaborated to develop a new method for choosing smoothing parameter with applications to stream salinity measurement data.
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Research Associate
SSES Program at Dept. of Statistics in OSU
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