Manjari Advanced Data Analysis Project Linking galaxies to their progenitors based on galaxy morphology 1. Introduction 2. Data 3. Methods 4. Exploratory Data Analysis 4.1 Mass rank at z=1 and z=2 4.2 Changes in mass rank from z=1 to z=2 4.3 Galaxy morphology at z=1 5. Predicting mass Rank at an Earlier Epoch 5.1 Predicting mass rank at z=2 given data at z=1 6 Linking galaxies at z = 2 to galaxies at z = 1 6.1 Checking performance of linking method with simulated data 6.1.1 Two-sample paired t-test 6.1.2 Compare k-nearest neighbor with remaining galaxies 6.2 Checking performance of linking method with real data 7 Summary and Conclusions Appendices --------------------------------------------------------------------- Kevin Covariance-based sample selection under heterogenous data for autism risk gene detection 1 Introduction 2 Data and model background 2.1 Modeling approach 2.2 Connections 3 Elementary analysis 3.1 Specification of covariance hypothesis test 3.2 Application to BrainSpan 4 Methods (*) 4.1 Stepdown procedure: multiple testing with dependence 4.2 Computational extension for stepdown procedure 4.3 Largest partial clique: selecting partitions based on testing results 5 Simulation study 6 Application on BrainSpan study 6.1 Partition selection 6.2 Gene network and detected risk genes 6.3 Investigation on detected risk genes 7 Conclusion and discussions Appendices --------------------------------------------------------------------- Justin Valid post-selection inference for Segmentation Methods with application to copy number variation data 1 Introduction 1.1 Notation 1.2 Changepoint algorithms 1.3 Changepoint inference 1.3.1 Existing work 1.3.2 Setup for changepoint inference framework 2 Post selection inference for changepoint problems 2.1 General case 2.2 Modifications to the general case 2.3 Practicalities 3 Array CGH data changepoint inference 4 Simulations 4.1 Synthetic simulations 4.2 Pseudo-real data application 5 Conclusions Appendices (*) --------------------------------------------------------------------- Fuchen A framework of change detection for dynamic networks 1 Introduction 2 Background information 2.1 Stochastic block model (SBM) 2.2 Global spectral clustering for dynamic networks 3 Change point detection algorithms 3.1 Related works 3.2 Problem setting 3.3 Eigen test 3.4 Likelihood ratio test 3.5 Multiple change points 3.6 Theoretical results for likelihood ratio test 3.6.1 Single change point 3.6.2 Multiple change points3.6.2 Multiple change points 4 Trend detection and outlier detection 4.1 Smooth trend detection 4.2 Outlier detection 5 Application in real data 5.1 resting state fMRI data 5.2 Gene co-expression networks 6 Next steps Appendices --------------------------------------------------------------------- Boyan Modeling the population¡¯s perception of security over time in Democratic Republic of Congo 1 Introduction 2 The survey and data 2.1 Sampling process and studying unit 2.2 Survey content and pre-process 2.3 EDA 2.3.1 Sample size 2.3.2 Demographic information 2.3.3 Questions of interest 3 Methods (*) 3.1 Generating index 3.2 A model for change over time 3.3 Assessing relationships 3.4 Understanding item responses 4 Results 4.1 Generating indexes (**) 4.1.1 Overall dimensionality 4.1.2 Forming indexes 4.2 Modeling the change overtime 4.2.1 Security level about personal experience (long) 4.2.2 Security level about freedom of speech 4.2.3 Ethnic relations 4.3 Assessing relationships 4.3.1 Personal experience security (long index) VS ethnic relations 4.3.2 Freedom of speech security VS ethnic relations 4.4 Understanding items and their answers 5 Discussion Appendices --------------------------------------------------------------------- Ben Heterogeneous Sub-Population Proportion Estimations of Immune Cells 1 Introduction 1.1 Statistical Motivation (*) 2 Dataset 2.1 Protein Expression Collection (*) 2.2 Missingness 3 Methods 3.1 Batch (Mouse Specific) Correction 3.2 Estimation of Cell Classes via Random Forest 3.3 Estimating Proportions of Cell Sub-Populations 4 Results 4.1 Batch Corrections 4.2 Estimating Proportions 4.3 Use in Collaborator¡¯s Analysis (*) 5 Discussion and Future Work (no appendices!) ---------------------------------------------------------------------