Contemporary Experimental Design, Multivariate Analysis and Data Mining

Part I Review of Kai-Tai Fang's Contribution.- 1 Walking on the Road to the Statistical Pyramid.- 2 The contribution to experimental designs by Kai-Tai Fang.- 3 From "Clothing Standard" to "Chemometrics".- 4 A Review of Professor Kai-Tai Fang's Contribution to the Education, Promotion, and Advancement of Statistics in China.- Part II Design of Experiments.- 5 Is a Transformed Low Discrepancy Design Also Low Discrepancy?.- 6 The construction of optimal design for order-of-addition experiment via threshold accepting.- 7 Construction of Uniform Designs on Arbitrary Domains by Inverse Rosenblatt Transformation.- 8 Drug Combination Studies, Uniform Experimental Design and Extensions.- 9 Modified robust design criteria for Poisson mixed models.- 10 Study of Central Composite Design and Orthogonal Array Composite Design.- 11 Uniform design on manifold.- Part III Multivariate Analysis.- 12 An Application of the Theory of Spherical Distributions in Multiple Mean Comparison.- 13 Estimating the Location Vector for Spherically Symmetric Distributions.- 14 On equidistant designs, symmetries and their violations in multivariate models.- 15 Estimation of covariance matrix with ARMA structure through quadratic loss function.- Part IV Data Mining.- 16 Depth Importance in Precision Medicine (DIPM): A Tree and Forest Based Method.- 17 Bayesian Mixture Models with Weight-Dependent Component Priors.- 18 Cosine Similarity-Based Classifiers for Functional Data.- Part V Hypothesis Test and Statistical Models.- 19 Projection Test with Sparse Optimal Direction for High-dimensional One Sample Mean Problem.- 20 Goodness-of-fit tests for correlated bilateral data from multiple groups.- 21 A Bilinear Reduced Rank Model.- 22 Simultaneous multiple change points estimation in generalized linear models.- 23 Data-Based Priors for Bayesian Model Averaging.- 24 Quantile regression with Gaussian kernels.

Jianqing Fan is the Frederick L. Moore Professor at Princeton University.  After receiving his Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley, he was appointed a professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1989-2003), the University of California at Los Angeles (1997-2000), Chinese University of Hong Kong (2000-2003) and Princeton University (2003-present). A past president of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics and International Chinese Statistical Association, he is currently a co-editor of the Journal of Business and Economics Statistics and a former co-editor of Annals of Statistics, Probability Theory and Related Fields, and Journal of Econometrics. His published work on statistics, economics, finance, and computational biology has been recognized with the 2000 COPSS President's Award, the 2007 Morningside Gold Medal of Applied Mathematics, Guggenheim Fellowship, P.L. Hsu Prize, Guy medal, Noether Senior Scholar Award. He is also member of the Academia Sinica, IMS, ASA, AAAS and SoFiE.



Jianxin Pan is a Professor of Statistics at the Department of Mathematics, The University of Manchester. He received his Ph.D. from Hong Kong Baptist University in 1996, and was a Research Associate at the Rothamsted Experiment Station (1996-1999) and the University of St Andrews (1999-2000). He was a Lecturer at Keele University (2000-2002), and has been a Professor of Statistics at the University of Manchester since 2006. He was the Head of the Probability and Statistics Group at the School of Mathematics (2009-2012), and has been a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society and Elected Member of the International Statistical Institute, both since 2007. He is an Associate Editor for Biometrics (2008-2018), Biometrical Journal (2016-present) and Journal of Multivariate Analysis (2019-present), a Turing Fellow at The Alan