I am a fourth year PhD candidate in the Biostatistics department at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. My thesis research is on high dimensional data decompositions, under the advisement of Vadim Zipunnikov. In general, my research interests include high dimensional data analysis, functional data analysis, neuroimaging, adaptive clinical trials, and the design of intuitive graphics. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

PhD Student, Biostatistics Johns Hopkins. I am a third year PhD student in the Department of Biostatistics. At the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. My advisors are Ciprian Crainice. At Johns Hopkins and Taki Shinohara. At the University of Pennsylvania. I collaborate closely with Daniel Reich. At NINDS and Ani Eloyan. At Brown as well as with fellow Hopkins PhD students Mandy Mejia. Working group at Johns Hopkins and the PennSIVE. Working group at the University of Pennsylvania.

TOADS and Lesion-TOADS Tissue Class Key. Explicit derivation of leverage in SLR. Derivation and interpretation of leverage in SLR. Tips for submitting to arXiv for the first time. Three ways to use MATLAB from R. Recently began working with the Human Connectome Project. This distinguishes it from other large neuroimaging datasets, such as ABIDE.

S academic corner in the bit world. Only to then realize that there is a conflict between two classes. This process is very frustrating.

Your technological distinctiveness will be added to our own.