Richard Lockhart, Professor
Statistics and Actuarial Science | Simon Fraser University
Phone: (778) 782 3264 | Messages: (778) 782 3803 | Fax: (778) 782 4368
Office: TASC II 8008 | Email: lockhart (at) sfu (dot) ca
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Cambridge Mini-course, Lent, 2017
Course Notes, 8 Mar
Inference for High Dimensional Regression
Lecture Slides -
Big Data Workshop at SFU
PIMS page
Statistical Inference for Large Scale Data
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Big Data Workshop at UBC
PIMS page
Big Data in Environmental Science
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Statistics Canada
The Daily -
United States Census Bureau
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UK Statistics
StatsUserNet -
Putnam solutions
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The Statistical Society of Canada
Home -
Physics and Statistics at BIRS
July 2010 Workshop -
My old home page
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SFU sites
My department
My university
My PhD supervisor
"Basically, I am not interested in doing research. I am interested in understanding, which is quite a different thing." David Harold Blackwell [Interviewed by Donald J. Albers in Mathematical people: profiles and interviews, Albers, D.J. and Alexanderson, G.L., eds. AK Peters, 2008.]
Michael Arthur Stephens
My colleague and most important co-author for 40 years and a remarkable man.
Me
I am, I think, a mathematician in approach. I do research in goodness-of-fit with Michael Stephens, students and other colleagues. I do large sample theory, some inference in stochastic process and some other things mostly one off with various people. I have done stuff with Peter Borwein helping out with some number theory problems, I guess you might call them. I have had great fun working with Jon Taylor, Ryan Tibshirani and Rob Tibshirani on inference for high dimensional LASSSO fits.
Me, channelling Lewis Carroll
`When I use a [symbol], it means just what I choose it to mean, neither more nor less.'
President of Yale and Commissioner of Baseball
"To the Members of the University Community: In order to restore what Milton called the ruin of our grand parents, I wish to announce that henceforth, as a matter of University policy, evil is abolished and paradise is restored. I trust all of us will do whatever possible to achieve this policy objective." Bart Giamatti
Philosopher and Logician
6.21 A proposition of mathematics does not express a thought. ... 6.211... Indeed in real life a mathematical proposition is never what we want. Ludwig Wittgenstein [Tractatus Logico Philosophicus, 2nd ed, Psychology Press, 2001.]