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- Papers under Revision
- A jackknife type approach to statistical model selection
[draft (Nov. 16, 2008)] with G.J.Babu and C.R.Rao (waiting for Prof. Rao's comments before submission)
- Incorporating Effective Area Uncertainties into Spectral Fitting [draft (June, 2009)]
- Papers in Progress (will be moved up soon)
- Voronoi Tessellations for Contour Plots
- A few tangible proposals for compact representation of
redistribution matrix function uncertainties to incorporate calibration uncertainty
into fitting analysis.
- A few suggestions to modify widely used but skeptical $\chi^2$ methods in astronomy
- Model based clustering data with measurement errors in astronomy
- Illustrating the Complexity of Systematic Errors in Spectral Fitting
with Constant Flux Model (see wiki:
Inverse Problem and Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm)
- On Statistical Assessment of Model Preference between Nonnested Physics Models (to be statistically strict, these models are partially nested, not non-nested since errors are either Gaussian, Poisson, or sampled from Exponential Family)
- Any one can help me to find Theory of the Motion of Heavenly Bodies by Gauss (1809) translated into English or Korean?
- Looking for a job:
I miss teaching and learning statistics among statisticians. I also want to continue astrostatistics.
Also, I'm interested in quantitative research (Who isn't these days!)
Your job related information is very much appreciated.
- Learning everything in a hard way, making paths no one walked before.
I've learned various stuffs and it's time to turn the knowledge into new crops and fruits that nurture astronomers and statisticians.
- [Fall, 08] a personal blog
- [Summer, 07] Always busy with many things, particularly with
AstroStat slog (it's a weblog, my full time job).
- [Jan. 01, 07] I began working at CfA
(Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) as Postdoctoral Fellow.
- Tips for giving a talk (I found it from a website)
- Book list for teaching
- The Universe is written in the language of mathematics without
which it is humanly impossible to understand a single word of it; without
this language, we wonder about in a dark labyrinth. - Galileo Galilei
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