Research
The department of statistics takes great pride in the teaching and research accomplishments
of its faculty. Many have been the recipients of prestigious awards
and are recognized internationally in their fields; are engaged in
ground-breaking research at the forefront of diverse fields of science;
serve as editors of prestigious peer-reviewed scientific journals;
and have authored books in areas such as linear models and regression,
time series analysis, statistical theory, and stochastic processes
which have become standard texts in statistics courses throughout
the world.
In addition, the Statistics program at Colorado State University is home to the following projects:
- STARMAP (Space-Time Aquatic Resources Modeling and Analysis Program)
| 2011/1 | A Model for Estimating Habitat Maps from Species Presence-Absence and Environmental Covariate Data |
| 2011/2 | Penalized maximum likelihood estimation and variable selection in geostatistics
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