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Attended the conference and course on Semialgebraic statistics, latent tree models, and phylogenetics.
Took online specialization on Coursera.
Attended ASA chapter annually meetings since 2016. Gave a talk in 2018.
Gave a talk at Evolution 2019.
Presented a poster at JSM 2019.
Attended the conference and the Introduction to Spark with R course.
Attended the Image Analysis and Biomedical applications tracks.
In this article, we introduce several heuristic approaches to infer whether species trees are in anomaly zones when it is difficult or impossible to compute the entire distribution of gene tree topologies.
PRANC is a computational framework to work with the ranked gene trees. PRANC performs a heuristic search from the initial trees to find a ML species tree.
In this paper, we study how the parameters of a species tree simulated under a constant rate birth-death process can affect the probability that the species tree lies in the anomaly zone. We derive the lower bound of the probability of the species tree being in an unranked anomaly zone with n leaves for large speciation rate $\lambda$, and we show that this lower bound approaches 1 as n $\rightarrow \infty$ and $\lambda \rightarrow \infty$.
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Stat 145/Math 1350, UNM, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, 2016
Class Times (Spring 2016): TR 2 - 3.15
Book: The Basic Practice of Statistics (7th Edition), by Moore, Notz and Fligner
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Stat 345, UNM, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, 2020
Class Time (DSH 225): MWF 9 - 9.50 am (Zoom meeting id on learn)
Office Hours (SMLC 319): F 3.30 pm Anastasiia (Zoom id on learn)
Discussion/Tutoring (DSH 326): W 2.30 pm Hasan, F 2 pm Jared (Zoom ids on learn)
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Piazza link: piazza.com/unm/spring2020/stat345
Recorded Kaltura class videos, Zoom meetings ids, HWs submission : UNM Learn