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2003
Joint Statistical Meetings For
information on the 2003 Joint Statistical Meetings, Invited Sessions organized and sponsored by the Risk Section on Thursday, August 7 (8:30-10:20am): Risk
Analysis in Complex Systems Assessing Risks for Complex Systems: A Case Study in Missiles - Alyson G Wilson, Los Alamos National Laboratory; Laura McNamara, Los Alamos National Laboratory Knowledge Modeling, Data Integration, and Statistical Analysis for a Smallpox Simulation Study - Dr Sarah E. Michalak, Los Alamos National Labs Issues in Semiparametric Regression: A Case Study of Time Series Models of Air Pollution and Mortality - Francesca Dominici, John Hopkins University; Aidan McDermott, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Trevor J. Hastie, Stanford University Dept of Stats & Biostats Discussion: Nozer D. Singpurwalla, George Washington University Topic Contributed Sessions organized and sponsored by the Risk Section on Monday, August 4 (10:30am-12:20pm): Risk
Analysis in Medicine Molecular and genetic modeling of disease risk - Edwin S Iversen, Jr, Duke Univ Risk Analysis of the Public Health Impacts of Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies - Steven A. Anderson, FDA -Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research Finding Simple Classification Rules for Disease Risk - Mr. Ingo Ruczinski, Johns Hopkins University NISS Proteomics Workshop - Scott C. Schmidler, Section on Medical Informatics Discussion: Darius Singpurwalla Contributed Sessions organized and sponsored by the Risk Section on Wednesday, August 6 (8:30-10:20am): Environmental
Risk Methods Robust
Estimation of Moments of Environmental Data With One-Sided Detection
Limit - Addressing Model Uncertainty in Microbial Risk Assessment - Ravi Varadhan, Johns Hopkins University Extreme Value Theory and Incomplete U-statistics Toward Quantitative Evaluation of Food Risk Exposure Related to Some Contaminants - Jessica Tressou, INR Corela; Patrice Bertail, CREST Paris X Nanterre A Modified Estimator for the Cumulative Covariate Effect in Aalen's Additive Risk Model - Michael Brent McHenry, University of Pittsburgh; Stewart J. Anderson, University of Pittsburgh; Chung-Chou H. Chang, University of Pittsburgh; Howard E. Rockette, University of Pittsburg; Lisa A. Weissfeld, University of Pittsburgh; Mark Roberts, University of Pittsburgh Risk Reduction Through Reliability Improvement - Wai F. Chiu, Harvard University; Arthur P. Dempster, Harvard University Sensitivity of Copulas to Elicited Correlations - Christopher J Lacke, Rowan University
Issues in Financial Risk Structural Models for Credit Migration - Ngai-Hang Chan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong; Michael Wong, Chinese University of Hong Kong Estimating the Term Structure of Credit Spreads: Callable Corporate Debt - Antje Berndt, Stanford University Simulating Conditional Ratings Transition Matrices for Credit Risk Analysis - Mark S Coleman Global Validation of Linear Model Assumptions - Edsel A. Pena, University of South Carolina; Elizabeth H. Slate, Medical University of South Carolina A Partial Proportional Odds Model on Income Mobility - Ying Lu, Princeton University; Fengyu Zhang, Duke University Medical Center Dynamic Backtesting Methodology to detect flaws in Market Risk models - Jesus Ruiz-Mata; Victor De La Penia, Columbia University For
information on the 2003 ENAR International Biometric
Meetings, March 30 - April 2,
go to URL: http://www.enar.org/meetings.htm.
Invited Sessions organized and sponsored by the Risk Section: Analysis
of Adverse Event Reports Postmarketing Drug
Adverse Event Surveillance and the Innocent Bystander Effect Spontaneous Fire
Reports Estimating the
Number of Disappeared
Statistics
and Counter-Bioterrorism Statistical Models
for Anthrax Outbreaks Biosurveillance
for Early Detection of Terrorism Risk Analysis and
Game Theory |
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