Lisa J. Madsen
Associate Professor
Department of
Statistics
Lisa J. Madsen
Associate Professor
Department of
Statistics
Background
Education
Ph.D. Statistics, Cornell University, 2004
M.S. Statistics, Cornell University, 2000
M.S. Mathematics, University of Oregon, 1990
B.S. Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Oregon, 1986
Research
Research Interests
- Dependent Discrete Data
- Abundance and Occupancy Models
- Spatial Statistics
- Statistical Computing and Simulation
- Ecological and Environmental Statistics
Research Area
Data SciencePublications
- Brintz, B., Fuentes, C., and Madsen, L. (2018). An Asymptotic Approximation to the N-mixture Model for the Estimation of Disease Prevalence, Biometrics
- Ossiander, M., Peszynska, M., Madsen, L. et al. (2017), “Estimation and simulation for geospatial porosity and permeability data,” Environmental and Ecological Statistics, 24(1), 109-130.
- Fang, Y., Madsen, L., and Liu, L. (2014), “Comparison of Two Methods to Check Copula Fitting,” International Journal of Applied Mathematics, 44(1), 53-61.
- Dail, D., and Madsen, L. (2013), “Estimating open population site occupancy from presence-absence data lacking the robust design,” Biometrics, 69(1), 146–156.
- Madsen, L., and Birkes, D. (2013), “Simulating dependent discrete data,” Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, 83(4), 677-691.
