Harrison Huibin Zhou
Yale Statistics Workshop, May 15-17, 2009
Statistics Department
Yale University
Phone: (203) 432 0643
FAX: (203) 432 0633
Email: huibin.zhou@yale.edu
Technical Reports
1.
Functional Regression for General Exponential Families
(with W. Dou, D. Pollard).
2.
Minimax Estimation of Large Covariance Matrices under $\ell _{1}$-Norm (with T. Cai).
3.
Model Selection and Sharp Asymptotic Minimaxity (with Z. Wu).
4.
Multiple Hypothesis Testing with Groups (with J. Hu and H. Zhao).
5.
Optimal Rates of Convergence for Covariance Matrix Estimation (with T. Cai and C.-H. Zhang).
6.
Asymptotic Equivalence and Adaptive Estimation for Robust Nonparametric Regression (with T. Cai), (a longer version
with details here).
7.
Adaptive Functional Linear Regression (with T. Cai).
8.
Nonparametric Regression in Exponential Families (with L.D. Brown and T. Cai).
9. The Root-unroot Algorithm for Density Estimation as Implemented via
Wavelet Block Thresholding (with L.D. Brown, T. Cai,
L. Zhao and R. Zhang).
10. Robust Nonparametric Estimation
via Wavelet Median Regression (with L.D. Brown and T. Cai).
11. A Note on Quantile Coupling
Inequalities and Their Applications.
Noether Young Researcher Scholar Award, 2009. For outstanding early career contributions to nonparametric statistics.
Spring 2010, Stat 665,
Data Mining and Machine Learning
Associate Editor, The Annals of Statistics, 2010-
12. A Complement to Le Cam's Theorem (with Mark G. Low).
13. A Data-Driven Block Thresholding Approach To Wavelet Estimation (with T.
Tony Cai), (a longer version
with details here).
14.
Asymptotic Equivalence of Spectral Density Estimation and Gaussian White
Noise (with Georgi K. Golubev, Michael Nussbaum).
15. Minimax Estimation with Thresholding and its application to Wavelet Analysis
(with J.T. Gene Hwang).
Ph.D. Dissertation: Minimax Estimation with Thresholding and Asymptotic
Equivalence for Gaussian Variance Regression pdf,
2004, Honors and Awards
National Science Foundation CAREER Award, 2007.
Liu Memorial Award, May 2001. Awarded to the best student researcher of Chinese descent at Cornell. Established in the late 1960s. First mathematics graduate student to receive this honor.
Teaching
Fall 2009, Stat 106/506, Introduction to Statistics: Data Analysis
Fall 2009 (Spring 2006), Stat 680,
Nonparametric Estimation
Spring 2008, Stat 242/542,
Theory of Statistics
Spring 2008, Stat 619,
Statistical Decision Theory
Fall 2007, Stat 241/541, Probability Theory with
Applications
Fall 2007, Stat 673, Functional Data Analysis
Fall 2005, Stat
610,
Statistical Inference
Editorial Appointments
Guest Editor, Statistics and Its Interface Special Issue for the Second IMS-China International Conference