Nicole Chen

PhD Student, Statistics, UCLA

Advisor: Yingnian Wu

Office: MS 8105G

E-mail: nicolechen@stat.ucla.edu

Research:

Active Basis:

Supervised learning and detection with sigmoid transformation

• codes and results using Matlab
  

• codes and results using R

• L1 regularized Logistic Regression
  

Teaching Assistant:

• Spring 2010

• Stat 100B, Introduction to Mathematical Statistics.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu

• Winter 2009

• Stat 100B, Introduction to Mathematical Statistics.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu

• Spring 2009

• Stat 100C, Linear Model.
  Professor: Hongquan Xu
  

• Stat 102C, Introduction to Monte Carlo Methods.
  Professor: Qing Zhou

• Winter 2009

• Stat 100B, Introduction to Mathematical Statistics.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu
  

• Stat 200B, Theoretical Statistics.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu

• Fall 2008

• Stat 100A, Introduction to Probability.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu
  

• Stat 200A, Applied Statistics.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu

• Spring 2008

• Stat 100C, Regression Analysis.
  Professor: Hongquan Xu 

• Stat 110A, Applied Statistics.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu

• Stat 202C, Markov Chain Monte Carlo and Optimization.
  Professor: Chiara Sabatti 

• Winter 2008

• Stat 100B, Introduction to Mathematical Statistics. 
  Professor: Yingnian Wu

• Stat 101B, Introduction to Data Analysis and Regression. 
  Professor: Robert L. Gould 

• Fall 2007

• Stat 200A, Applied Probability.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu 

• Stat 201A, Research Design, Sampling and Data Management
  Professor: Hongquan Xu 

• Spring 2007

• Stat 10, Introduction to Statistical Reasoning. 
  Professor: Vera Ioudina 

• Winter 2007

• Stat 13, Introduction to Statistical Methods for Life and Health Sciences.
  Professor: Vera Ioudina

• Fall 2006

• Stat 200A, Applied Probability.
  Professor: Yingnian Wu 

• Stat 201A, Research Design, Sampling and Data Management
  Professor: Hongquan Xu 

• Summer 2006

• Stat 10, Introduction to Statistical Reasoning.
  Professor: Mahtash Esfandiar

• Spring 2006

• Stat 10, Introduction to Statistical Reasoning. 
  Professor: Gretchen G. Davis