Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health
I am interested in developing novel methodologies for solving biostatistical problems with real-world applications. My two primary research areas include semiparametric and nonparametric methods in survival analysis, specifically truncation and interval censoring of survival times, and measurement error problems for high-dimensional data. My research often has a computational aspect including parallel computing using high performance computing facilities. I have written novel R codes and Fortran subroutines for my research which can be found on my GitHub page below or on the CRAN-R Project website.
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Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine
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Statistics in medicine. 2021 Dec 10; 40(28):6295-6308
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