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A-B-C-D

John Adams

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Regression and econometric methods, optimized study design, and evaluation methodology

A. K. Burkhart

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Data analysis, sampling, health applications

Siddhartha Dalal

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Health care markets, civil laws, regulation, and insurance

E-F-G-H

Marc Elliott

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Sampling; Categorical Data Analysis; Case-Mix Adjustment; Propensity Score Technique; Experimental Design; Survey Mode Effects

Cha-Chi Fan

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Natural resource management, environmental health, climate change, and urban planning

Lionel Galway

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Data analysis, statistical computing, risk analysis

Bonnie Ghosh-Dastidar

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Applied statistics, Multiple imputation, Non-response, Multilevel models, Survey design and analysis

Daniela Golinelli

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Bayesian Statistics, Hierarchical Models, Propensity Scores, MCMC, Hidden Markov Models

Beth Ann Griffin

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Survival analysis; biostatistics; causal modeling; design of clinical and non-clinical studies

Ann Haas

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Data analysis, education and health applications

Katrin Hambarsoomians

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Data Imputation, Weighting, Longitudinal Analysis, Case-Mix Adjustment

Bing Han

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Bayesian statistics; simultaneous inference; linear model; multivariate analysis; longitudinal data analysis; categorical data analysis; computation; semiparametric regression

Amelia Haviland

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Analysis of observational data, propensity score analysis, latent trajectory group mixture modeling, nonparametrics, sampling, bootstrapping under complex sampling

I-J-K-L

J.R. Lockwood

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Value-added modeling, hierarchical modeling, Bayesian methods

M-N-O-P

Lou Mariano

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Cross-classified models; Latent variable models; Bayesian hierarchical models; Markov Chain Monte Carlo techniques; statistical applications to mental measurement; Bayesian model selection; survey sampling, with emphasis on non-ignorable missing data

Daniel McCaffrey

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Value-Added Modeling, Analysis of clustered data, Propensity score methods for causal modeling

Brett Munjas

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Data analysis, biostatistics, applied regression, sampling, statistical programming

Susan Paddock

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Statistics, Bayesian methods, missing data, hierarchical models, Bayesian nonparametrics

Q-R-S-T

Daniel Relles

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Statistical Computing, Data Analysis, Sampling, Linear Models, Data Management, Military Logistics and Health Applications

Greg Ridgeway

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Modeling massive datasets and data mining, non-parametric function estimation for prediction, boosting and optimization, propensity score analysis of observational

Lara Schmidt

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Navigation and timing, space systems, risk analysis, time series analysis

Matthias Schonlau

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Web surveys, Propensity score methods for Causal Inference, Data mining, Data Visualization

Claude Setodji

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Non-parametric modeling, Clustering and analysis of observational data, Sufficient (variable) dimension reduction and it's applications

Mary Ellen Slaughter

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Applied regression, categorical data analysis, survival analysis, epidemiology, statistical programming, cost-effectiveness, health care databases, geographic information systems

Marika Suttorp

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Meta-analysis, Statistical programming, Statistics in health, GIS

U-V-W-X-Y-Z

Annie Zhou

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Classical test theory, Categorical data analysis, Multivariate Exploratory Data Analysis, Item Response Theory analysis, Bayesian hierarchical models

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