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10:15 – 10:45 TBA1 n8 y1 j4 s+ T* R0 s: K* ^7 d
Jun Shao : l: M( o! T% d( b
10:45 – 11:15 On choosing the size of data perturbation in adaptive model selection via penalization1 z# L& s& ?; r9 ?7 b
Hung Chen8 a+ z$ \7 \2 M
11:15 – 11:45 Determining probability of germline mutations in family-based sequencing studies) C7 U$ H- ]5 n' C
Wenyi Wang ' g+ x; q+ l+ R3 {( m
11:45 – 12:15 Nonparametric Inference of Hemodynamic Response for fMRI data with Inhomogeneous Variances through Kernel Smoothing 1 y/ z# m* l& B; s2 A2 ?Tingting Zhang- H- J- V! M8 I( i2 S
8 |4 V# A) b w; K9 k' f# pB (Chair: Wenbao Yu): ! B$ w4 e. C/ `/ ]10:15 – 10:45 Generalized Measures of Correlation for Asymmetry, Nonlinearity in Economic Study and Beyond2 D0 ]2 H( s" v- C$ }5 J
Zhengjun Zhang , e9 {: a9 t$ B7 Q1 g10:45 – 11:15 Model Selection Principles in Misspecified Models9 |+ N4 U) u, E0 o* M; q
Jinchi Lv3 {! l5 N- X3 i- E! v, @! X
11:15 – 11:45 Statistical Analysis and Inference for Diffusion Tensor Imaging Data + r, R: I/ [2 |7 Y& m' _Chunming Zhang % X' _0 |- a% W11:45 – 12:15 Analysis of Zero-Inflated Count Data from an In Vivo Genotoxicity Test . c$ F' c" n S2 @6 USusan Portugal ' L- {4 t. H0 N, s% b; i6 k% Q; x+ Y: u+ U5 E0 l6 _% ?1 ~* v, g% @0 S
12:15 Lunch* {9 E' X/ g1 r, \' j, E4 q6 O
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Tuesday July 19th , u, y# {4 |. g2 ~8 ?5 _$ ` # Q3 ]+ Q6 V) o7 f4 v1 E" g" J2:00 – 4:30 Parallel session V " ]' v+ q6 }1 n" R: S : Q0 J. E& D0 z. j9 X% kA (Chair: Mingche Su): 7 x3 J5 _9 J1 o9 X' X/ k2:00 – 2:00 Quantile Regression for Analyzing Heterogeneity in Ultra-high Dimension 1 \' G! \% J# WRunze Li6 j# f! Z7 ~5 ?
2:30 – 3:00 High Dimensional Multinomial Clustering+ n4 R! M# c! ]' }
Jin Cao : F# I. e" T) l6 u% k5 A* e3:00 – 3:30 Detecting Subclusters in Outliers 8 E% i o2 V4 mDongseok Choi 7 k$ S% g# U4 g1 m3:30 – 4:00 Application of multiple-indicator multiple-causes (MIMIC) models detected and adjusted for measurement bias in racial difference of religiosity between black and white older Americans % `' I k/ s' T: Q6 S Z iChengwu Yang8 U( [% ]7 z/ P8 F; h" L! N
4:00 – 4:30 Improve estimation efficiency of marginal proportional hazards model by a partitioning method ( q/ A" Z4 q, D) z$ HWenjun Cui # o; N R' Z+ C; x" d4:30 – 5:00 Bayesian Multivariate Ordinal Probit Analysis of China's Consumer Confidence Index Data E& o( ]7 ]9 S8 D
Junni Zhang( |' O7 K1 c* o& W: f
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2:00 – 2:00 Functional Additive Regression 2 f1 s+ w9 |% @# KYingying Fan 4 p, D6 @% p. h2:30 – 3:00 Robust empirical Bayes inference by conditioning on rank with application to microarray data ( W1 Q+ O; O/ C' ?" S( WJason Liao! c. ?! z* b. }5 F' d! ^% Z2 M7 k
3:00 – 3:30 Estimation for the Single-index Models with Random Effects6 r+ b& ^" z# q3 r
Zhen Pang 0 x6 L8 P% |2 S3:30 – 4:00 Nonlinear time series 4 H `, c/ u0 i) Y/ f& o' c5 k
Fuxia Cheng * Z- |1 |; e2 S. ~3 w. @0 v4:00 – 4:30 Jackknife empirical likelihood methods for risk measures and related quantities( y. }+ I. H3 M$ B" s# E2 c$ ?. X
Ruodu Wang% x7 N# @! u0 z. {% y- F
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