Faculty: Jiang, Statistics Dept., WCAS

Wenxin Jiang

http://newton.stats.northwestern.edu/~jiang/
wjiang@northwestern.edu
Associate Professor of Statistics

Director of Graduate Studies
Ph.D., 1996, Cornell University

My general research interests include Mathematical Statistics; Biostatistics; Statistical and Computational Learning Theory. Some recent works include recurrent events analysis in the area of biostatistics; and theoretical aspects of mixtures and hierarchical mixtures of experts in the area of statistical learning.
Aspects of Misspecification in Statistical Models: Applications to Latent Variables, Measurement Error, Random Effects, Omitted Covariates and Incomplete Data. (1996). Ph.D. Dissertation, Cornell University (1996).
Point Process Regression Models for Multiple Events with Random Effects and Measurement Error (with B. W. Turnbull and L. C. Clark). Journal of the American Statistical Association 94 (1999), 111-124.
Hierarchical Mixtures-of-Experts for Exponential Family Regression Models: Approximation and Maximum Likelihood Estimation (with M. A. Tanner). Annals of Statistics 27 (1999), 987-1011.
Personal Home Page: http://newton.stats.northwestern.edu/~jiang/

	Wenxin Jiang http://newton.stats.northwestern.edu/~jiang/ wjiang@northwestern.edu Associate Professor of Statistics Director of Graduate Studies Ph.D., 1996, Cornell University My general research interests include Mathematical Statistics; Biostatistics; Statistical and Computational Learning Theory. Some recent works include recurrent events analysis in the area of biostatistics; and theoretical aspects of mixtures and hierarchical mixtures of experts in the area of statistical learning. Aspects of Misspecification in Statistical Models: Applications to Latent Variables, Measurement Error, Random Effects, Omitted Covariates and Incomplete Data. (1996). Ph.D. Dissertation, Cornell University (1996). Point Process Regression Models for Multiple Events with Random Effects and Measurement Error (with B. W. Turnbull and L. C. Clark). Journal of the American Statistical Association 94 (1999), 111-124. Hierarchical Mixtures-of-Experts for Exponential Family Regression Models: Approximation and Maximum Likelihood Estimation (with M. A. Tanner). Annals of Statistics 27 (1999), 987-1011. Personal Home Page: http://newton.stats.northwestern.edu/~jiang/ Back to Main Faculty Page