
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics @fredhutch. Research in Nonparametric statistics, graphical models, and infectious disease. (he/him/his)
Joined November 2020
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New working paper on arXiv!
arxiv.org/abs/2306.07492
Here, I present a general framework for inference on statistical functionals that are defined to be non-negative, taking value equal to zero only when some null hypothesis holds, and taking positive values otherwise.
In a companion paper, also new on arXiv, we use this idea to perform causal inference in a continuous exposure setting.
arxiv.org/abs/2306.07736
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Congratulations to Subodh Rajesh Selukar from @UWBiostat for winning the 2021 Student Paper Award of @SCTorg.
Check out our new pre-print available on ArXiv! In joint work with Ali Shojaie and @mcaronebstat , we introduce a new framework for inference on function-valued parameters in non- & semi-parametric models.
Link: arxiv.org/abs/2105.06646
Summary of main points 👇🏾
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Our strategy is broadly applicable and can be used to perform inference for, e.g., nonparametric regression functions, causal dose-response curves, conditional avg treatment effects, and more
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