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Author:

Kapil, Alvin Milan

Title:

MIRCOECONOMETRICS: TIME SERIES ANALYSIS AND MODEL DEVELOPMENT OF RELATIVE INFLATION AND CONSUMPTION TRENDS

Area of Honors:

Statistics

Keywords:

Statistics
Inflation
Econometric.

File:

Download THESIS_KAPIL.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

David Russell Hunter, Thesis Supervisor
David Russell Hunter, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Zhibiao Zhao, Faculty Reader

Author:

Gearhart, Megan Elizabeth

Title:

Statistical Analysis of Pancreatic Cancer Circulating Tumor Cell Data

Area of Honors:

Statistics

Keywords:

Statistics
Clustering
Circulating Tumor Cells
Cancer

File:

Download Gearhart_Megan_StatisticalAnalysisofPancreaticCancerCirculatingTumorCellData.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Naomi S Altman, Thesis Supervisor
John Fricks, Thesis Honors Advisor
John Fricks, Faculty Reader

Author:

Wang, Luxin

Title:

Detecting Deferentially Interacting Region from HiC Data

Area of Honors:

Statistics

Keywords:

Hi-C
Statistics
genetics
bioinformatics

File:

Download thesis_final.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Qunhua Li, Thesis Supervisor
David Russell Hunter, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Wu, Yutong

Title:

Genetic Analysis for Parkinson’s disease

Area of Honors:

Statistics

Keywords:

Statistics
Biostatistics

File:

Download Wu_Yutong_GENETIC_ANALYSIS_FOR_PARKINSONS_DISEASE.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Daisy Lahaina Philtron, Thesis Supervisor
David Russell Hunter, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Insley, Drew

Title:

A Qualitative Approach to Predicting the Success of NFL Draftees

Area of Honors:

Statistics

Keywords:

NFL
Sports Analytics
Statistics
Machine Learning

File:

Download Insley_Thesis.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Andrew John Wiesner, Thesis Supervisor
Matthew D Beckman, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Miller, Christopher

Title:

Predicting the Outcome of the Final Sixteen Teams in College Basketball Using Time Series Analysis and Markov Chains

Area of Honors:

Statistics

Keywords:

Statistics
College Basketball
Time-Series

File:

Download Miller_Christopher_PredicitingMarchMadnessTimeSeries.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Andrew John Wiesner, Thesis Supervisor
David Hunter, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Sim, Julian

Title:

Comparing Efficacy of Secondary School Bell Schedules at Mitigating Infectious Diseases

Area of Honors:

Statistics

Keywords:

Statistics
Infectious Disease
Networks
ERGM
Epidemiology
Graph Theory
EpiModel

File:

Download Sim_Julian_Comparing_Efficacy_Of_Secondary_School_Bell_Schedules_At_Mitigating_Infectious_Diseases.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

David Hunter, Thesis Supervisor
Matthew D Beckman, Thesis Honors Advisor