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A methodological approach to multiple-type human papillomavirus infections
Data-adaptive estimation in causal inference for point treatment study
 
Data-adaptive prediction with the deletion/substitution/addition algorithm
Finding DNA cis-regulatory elements using linear models
 
Multivariate empirical Bayes models for replicated microarray time course data
Optimization studies with multiple testing, loss-based estimation, and confidence intervals for negative binomials of high dispersion
 
Problems in survival analysis with application to analysis of HIV and SARS data
Statistical analysis of DNA sequence motifs and microarray data
 
Statistical complications of infectious disease data: Causal inference, multiple testing and machine learning
Statistical hypothesis testing and application to biological data
 
Statistical methods for complicated current status and high-dimensional data structures with applications in environmental epidemiology
Statistical methods for elucidating DNA motifs and modules
 
Statistical methods for evaluating linkage disequilibrium and its patterns using length of haplotype sharing
Statistical methods for neutral and adaptive genetic variation in continuous isolation-by-distance models
 
Statistical methods in integrative analysis of gene expression data with applications to biological pathways
Topics in causal inference: Analyzing psychotherapy outcome studies, convex-combination estimators, and G-computation model selection
 
Transcriptome detection by multiple RNA tiling array analysis and identifying functional conserved non-coding elements by statistical testing
 
 
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