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I am a second-year PhD candidate in Statistics at Stanford University.  I have a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Fudan University, P.R. China.

 My research interests include Machine Learning, Applied Multivariate Statistics, Monte Carlo and Markov Chain Monte Carlo computation.  My advisor is Professor Art Owen. 

I am currently working on a project with Professor Nancy Zhang on copy number variation in human genome.

While pursuing my Bachelor's Degree, I worked with Prof. Zhiliang Ying and PhD Candidate Wen Yu investigating the empirical likelihood method in survival analysis.

 

 

 

Contact Information:

Department of Statistics
Stanford University
Office: Sequoia 244

E-mail: yuntings@stanford.edu

Publication

“Empirical likelihood method for censored median regression models”  (With Wen Yu and Ming Zheng).  Communications in Statistics 2008 [PDF]

“Empirical likelihood method for linear transformation models”(With Wen Yu and Ming Zheng).  Annals of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics 2009 [PDF]