Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the American Statistical Association
Spring Meeting, Friday April 17th - 9:30 to 4.
Thanks for everyone who has volunteered to give a presentation. The following schedule is approximate and subject to change. Occasionally, we fall behind and if we have the opportunity to move things up a bit - we will take it.
Colorado/Wyoming
Chapter of the American Statistical Association
2015
Spring Meeting Agenda
10
Welcome – Introductions
10:15
“Signal detection of adverse events with imperfect confirmation rates in
vaccine safety studies using self-controlled case series design” - Stanley
Xu, PhD
10:30
“Negative
leakage in subnational climate policy” - Peter
Maniloff
10:45 “Analysis of geochronological data when ages
are measured with error” S. Huzurbazar -
University of Wyoming
11
“Dynamic occupancy models for explicit colonization processes”
Kristin Brom – Colorado State University
11:15 “Visualizing bias in Microbiome data” Kayla Williamson – University of Wyoming
11:30 Lunch
12:30 Vislab Demonstration/ Wyoming Supercomputer
Overview (Tim Scheitlin/ Dave Hart)
1:00 “Improving the Quality of
American Community Survey Estimates.” Seth E. Spielman,
University of Colorado
1:15 “Why not Substitute? A Simulation Study of Left Censored Data” D.J. Bays, Tyler Bonnett, and Paige Yankey
– Marshall University, West Virginia
1:30 David
Young Speaker
1:45 Chapter
Business
2:00 “Testing
Associations between Stochastic Parameters from Multivariate Generalized Linear
Mixed Models” Susan
Mikulich, University of Colorado Denver – Health Sciences
2:15 “Estimating
the Basic Reproduction Number of the Seasonal Flu” Alec McQuilkin University of
Colorado Denver
2:30 Break
2:45 “Multiway
data integration: pregnant women vaginal microbiome case study” Ekaterina Smirnova – University of Wyoming
3 “Brain default mode
network identification using Independent Component Analysis.” Manish S. Dalwani UC Denver Health Sciences
3:15 “Incorporating
Relatedness in Gene Based Case-Only Analysis of Mendelian Traits” Kraig Thomas - University of Colorado
Denver
3:30 “Testing
Second Order Properties Of Spatial Data” Zachary
D. Weller , Jennifer A. Hoeting
Talks will conclude by 4. For those interested, there will be a happy hour at the Southern Sun.
Registration is not required and our meeting is open to all.
Getting There
Shuttle - For those interested in taking public transportation - NCAR runs a shuttle from the RTD Table Mesa Park and Ride, up Table Mesa across Broadway to the lab. These are 15 passenger vans with the NCAR logo on the side. Here is more information.