Jo Hardin’s Home Page
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Jo Hardin Associate Professor Millikan 226D (909) 607-8717 |
Courses:
Spring 2011: Math 151
(Probability); Math 31 (Calculus II)
Fall 2010: Math 150 (Stats for Clinical Trials);
ID1 (Statistics in the Real World)
Spring 2010: Math 159
(Nonparametrics); Math 58B (Introduction
to Biostatistics)
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Research:
Education:
· Ph.D., Statistics, University of California, Davis, 2000
· M.S., Statistics, University of California, Davis, 1997
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B.A., Mathematics,
Interests:
I chose to become a statistician because of the myriad of different mathematical applications to the real world available in the field. I have had the opportunity to work in the medical field deriving methodology to analyze a new branch of science arising from the study of the human genome. My work involves analysis of different types of microarray (genetic) data that don't conform to the usual assumptions needed for statistical analyses. Currently, I am developing new statistical techniques to analyze such data with particular interest in clustering, correlation, and outlier detection.
· Statistics
· Bioinformatics
· Analysis of Microarrays
· Clustering
· Correlation
· Outlier Detection
Links to Data Sets on the WWW:
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