 I am an Assistant Professor of Statistics in the Department of Mathematics at California State University, Fullerton. My research interests are, predominantly, in statistical analysis of neuronal data, particularly in modelling neural spike trains. Neural action potentials are often called spikes because they tend to be strongly localized in time. A sequence of such spikes from a single neuron is called a spike train. I am interested in the multiscale and multivariate analysis of such data. In particular, in developing probabilistic models within a point process framework. |
