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9:00-9:05 Welcome Remarks (Reza
Modarres, George
Washington University)
Session 1
(Chair: Refik Soyer, George
Washington University)
9:05-9:40 Herman Chernoff (Harvard University)
Discovering
Influential Variables: A Method of Partitions
9:40-10:15 Jane-Ling
Wang (University of California at Davis)
An Extended Hazards Model for the Joint Analysis of
Longitudinal and
Event-Time Data
10:15-10:50 Dylan
Small (University
of Pennsylvania)
Simultaneous
Sensitivity Analysis for Observational Studies Using Full
Matching
or Matching with Multiple Controls
10:50-11:20 Open Discussion (Zhaohai Li, George Washington University)
11:20-13:00 Lunch
Break
Session 2
(Chair: Nancy Geller, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, NIH)
13:00-13:35 Mitchell Gail (National Cancer
Institute, NIH)
Applying the Lorenz Curve to Disease Risk to Optimize Health Benefits
Under Cost Constraints
13:35-14:10 Barry Graubard (National Cancer
Institute, NIH)
The Use of the Risk
Percentile Curve in the Analysis of Epidemiologic
Data
14:10-14:30
Break
Session 3
(Chair: Nancy Spruill, Department of Defense)
14:30-15:05 Colin Aitken (University of Edinburgh)
Some Thoughts
at the Interface of Law and Statistics
15:05-15:40 Weiwen
Miao (Haverford
College)
A New
Two Stage Adaptive Nonparametric Test for Paired Data
15:40-16:15 David Kaye (Pennsylvania State
University)
``False, but
Highly Persuasive’’: The Supreme Court’s Impending
Review of
Probability Evidence in McDaniel v. Brown
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