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Master's Thesis

Members of the IFAS with PhD. supervise Bachelor and Master theses in Statistics, preferably in the following areas and serve as examiners for the Master’s examination:
 

Duller

Futschik

Nonparametric Statistics

Modelling of High-Dimensional Data, Approximative Inference, Biostatistics and Modelling of Genomic Data

Hainy

Nonparametric Statistics

Computational Statistics, Bayes Statistics, Experimental Design

Müller

Nonparametric Statistics

Experimental Design, Econometrics, Spatial Statistics

Muszynska-Spielauer

Nonparametric Statistics

Population Health and Mortality

Wagner

Nonparametric Statistics

Time-Series Analysis, Analysis of Longitudinal Data, Survival Analysis, Bayes-Statistics, Generalized Linear Models

Waldl

Nonparametric Statistics

(Generalized) Linear Models, Factor Analysis

Duller

Nonparametric Statistics

Futschik

Modelling of High-Dimensional Data, Approximative Inference, Biostatistics and Modelling of Genomic Data

Hainy

Computational Statistics, Bayes Statistics, Experimental Design

Müller

Experimental Design, Econometrics, Spatial Statistics

Muszynska-Spielauer Population Health and Mortality

Wagner

Time-Series Analysis, Analysis of Longitudinal Data, Survival Analysis, Bayes-Statistics, Generalized Linear Models

Waldl

(Generalized) Linear Models, Factor Analysis

Currently, amongst others, the following topics for Master theses are offered for supervision

Futschik:

Hainy:

• Statistical Modelling of Genomic Data

• Simplicial distance criteria for optimal discrimination design when the observations are correlated

• Using Bayesian optimization for noisy objectives in Bayesian experimental design

 

Müller:

• Statistical Modelling of Genomic Data

• Further aspects of the virtual noise method for optimal design of experiments.

Muszynska-Spielauer

• Statistical Modelling of Genomic Data

• Gender differences in the inequality of healthy lifespans,
• Educational differences in the inequality of healthy lifespans

Quatember:

• Statistical Modelling of Genomic Data

• Indirect Questioning Designs for Sensitive Variables

Waldl:

• Statistical Modelling of Genomic Data

• Empirical kriging variance in spatio-temporal models

Futschik:

• Statistical Modelling of Genomic Data

Hainy:

• Simplicial distance criteria for optimal discrimination design when the observations are correlated

• Using Bayesian optimization for noisy objectives in Bayesian experimental design

 

Müller:

• Further aspects of the virtual noise method for optimal design of experiments.

Muszynska-Spielauer

• Gender differences in the inequality of healthy lifespans,
• Educational differences in the inequality of healthy lifespans

Quatember:

• Indirect Questioning Designs for Sensitive Variables

Waldl:

• Empirical kriging variance in spatio-temporal models