Model-based Matching
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We showed that student evaluations of teaching are biased against female instructors, and it is not possible to adjust for the bias due to its dependence on many other factors.
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permute is a Python package for permutation testing.
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We propose several best practices for researchers using PRNGs for simulations, including the wide adoption of hash function based PRNGs.
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We explain a two-step process for partitioning the risk of projected returns into contributions from latent factors using nonparametric regression methods.
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We compared traditional ANCOVA to permutation approaches in the analysis of randomized experiments.
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I contributed two case studies of my data science workflow.
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We proposed a strategy for Colorado to conduct risk-limiting post-election audits of contests spanning jurisdictions that use heterogeneous voting systems.
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Faulty algorithms in R’s random sampling functions.
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I presented this work at the E-VOTE-ID 2018 PhD Colloquium.
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We’ve developed a new statistical method for risk-limiting post-election audits of stratified samples of ballots.
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Ballot polling RLAs using Bernoulli sampling, rather than simple random sampling, can bypass current logistical challenges.
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Published in UC San Francisco, Department of Testing, 2012
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Published in UC-Berkeley Institute for Testing Science, 2013
Published in London School of Testing, 2014
Published in Testing Institute of America 2014 Annual Conference, 2014
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Published in UC Berkeley, Department of Statistics, 2015
I was the graduate student instructor for Stat 20, taught by Hank Ibser.
Published in UC Berkeley, Department of Statistics, 2016
I was the graduate student instructor for Stat 215B, taught by Jon McAuliffe.
Published in UC Berkeley, Department of Statistics, 2016
I designed and taught the lesson on creating graphics in R. Read the slides or watch a screencast of the presentation.
Published in UC Berkeley, Department of Statistics, 2016
I gave a guest lecture on hypothesis testing in Stat 215A, taught by Philip Stark. Slides are here.
Published in UC Berkeley, Department of Statistics, 2017
I designed and taught a lesson on using git and GitHub for collaborative reproducible workflows for the Statistics Graduate Student Association. The presentation materials are here.