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Matthew's Theses. M Stephens. Bayesian Methods for Mixtures of Normal Distributions. DPhil thesis - University of Oxford. M Stephens. The Results of Gregor Mendel - An analysis and comparison with the results of other researchers. Dip Stat thesis - University of Cambridge. Student Theses. H Al-Asadi. Statistical methods for genetic data.
Matthew Stephens is the Ralph W Gerard Professor of Statistics and Human Genetics at the University of Chicago, USA. He received a BA in Mathematics and Diploma in Mathematical Statistics from the University of Cambridge, and a D.Phil in Statistics from the University of Oxford. Dr Stephens is a statistician and data scientist, who has made ...
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Current research interests include: Sparsity, shrinkage, and false discovery rates, particularly for complex inter-related datasets. Factor Analysis, dimension reduction, and estimation of large covariance matrices. Clustering methods, and generalizations (eg grade of membership) Applications of multi-scale and wavelet methods to genomic data.
