Hanxiang Peng
Associate professor
Department of Mathematical Sciences,
Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis
At Indianapolis since 2008.
Ph.D.(2001), Department of Math Sciences,
Binghamton University.
My dissertation advisor is
Dr. Anton Schick
Office: LD 224B
402 N.Blackford St., LD270, Indianapolis, IN 46202-3216
Phone: (001)317-274-8070
Fax: (001)317-274-3460
E-mail: hpeng@math.iupui.edu
Teaching
Courses: Stat 528 (Syllabus), Stat 619 (Syllabus).
Office hours: MW 3:00 - 4:00 or by appointment.
My Students
Former Ph.D. students:
• Jake Olivier (2003).
Dissertation: Home Range Techniques Utilizing Spatial Correlations.
• Gibson Johnston (2005).
Dissertation: An Exchangeable Negative Distribution and Its Applications.
• Stephine Keeton (2006).
Dissertation: A Semi-parametric Exchangeable Model and Its Applications.
• Latonya Garner (2007).
Dissertation: Analyzing Partially Exchangeable Binary Data.
Research
Areas of current interests:
(1) Survival analysis: I explore hazards regression using free knot splines and study its asymptotic behaviors
with applications in health sciences.
(2) Modeling of correlated data and generalized linear models:
I exploit exchangeability and partial exchangeability to model correlated data
common biological and medical sciences.
(3) Semi-parametric regression: I explore asymptotic efficiency
in semi-parametric models.
(4) Robust statistics: I explore robust regression with depth
functions.
Talks
Preprints
Publications
Personal Interests:
I like sports. My favorite sports are swimming, running and biking.
I also play basket ball, tennis and table tennis though I am not a good player.
