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DENA ASTA - Carnegie Mellon University
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Geometric methods for the statistical analysis of non-Euclidean data and networks
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MATT BECKMAN - University of Minnesota
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Cognitive Transfer Outcomes for Introductory Statistics Students
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KARSTEN MAURER - Iowa State University
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Comparison of Learning Outcomes for Simulation-Based and Traditional Curricula for Statistical Inference in a Designed Educational Experiment
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Greg Ryslik
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Identification of Non-Random Somatic Mutation Clustering in Proteins
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CIPRIAN CRAINICEANU - Johns Hopkins University
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Statistical methods for stroke localization using clinical CT images
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JESSI CISEWSKI - Carnegie Mellon University
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Approximate Bayesian Computation for the stellar initial mass function
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REBECCA STEORTS - Carnegie Mellon University
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Methods for Quantifying Conflict Casualties in Syria
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JINGYI (JESSICA) LI - University of California, Los Angeles
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Measures of Complex Data
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ZHEYU WANG - Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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Finite mixture modeling for biomarker assessment without a gold standard
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LYNN LIN - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
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A Novel Statistical Framework to Characterize Antigen-specific T-Cell Functional Diversity in Single-cell Expression Data.
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