Ying Yan, School of Mathematics, Sun Yat-sen University
Name:
Ying Yan, Ph.D. in Statistics
Contact Information:
Email: yanying7 AT mail.sysu.edu.cn
Academic Position:
2018- : Associate Professor, Sun Yat-sen University, China
2015-2017: Assistant Professor, University of Calgary, Canada
2014-2015: Postdoctoral Researcher, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
Education:
2010-2014: Ph.D. in Statistics, University of Waterloo, Canada
2008-2010: M.Math. in Statistics, University of Waterloo, Canada
2004-2008: B.S. in Mathematics, University of Science and Technology of China, China
Research Interest:
Biostatistics, Causal Inference, Data Integration, Functional and Imaging Data Analysis, Measurement Error, Mediation Analysis, Policy Learning
Publication (* Student):
X. Wen* and Y. Yan (2024). Covariate balancing with measurement error, arXiv:2406.09163
X. Li*, Q. Zhou*, S. Ding, W. Pan, R. Liu, Y. Yan, and C. Huang (2024). Shape-based partially linear single-index Cox model for predicting Alzheimer’s disease convention.
X. Li* and Y. Yan (2024). Matching-based policy learning, arXiv:2407.08468
Y. Yan (2024). Balancing covariate distributions using maximum mean discrepancy: a multivariate distance-based framework for causal inference.
Y. Yan and L. Shen* (2024). Mediation analysis with exposure-mediator interaction and covariate measurement error under the additive hazards model, Biometrical Journal, Accepted.
Y. Dai* and Y. Yan (2024). Mahalanobis balancing: a multivariate perspective on approximate covariate balancing, Scandinavian Journal of Statistics, Published online.
Y. Yan and M. Ren* (2023). Consistent inverse probability of treatment weighted estimation of the average treatment effect with mismeasured time‐dependent confounders, Statistics in Medicine, 42, 517-535.
Y. Yan, M. Ren*, and A. de Leon (2023). Measurement error correction in mediation analysis under the additive hazards model, Communications in Statistics-Simulation and Computation, Published online.
X. Li*, Q. Zhou*, Y. Wu, and Y. Yan (2023). Multicategory matched learning for estimating optimal individualized treatment rules in observational studies with application to a hepatocellular carcinoma study, arXiv:2302.05287
Y. Tan*, X. Wen*, W. Liang*, and Y. Yan (2022). Empirical likelihood-based weighted estimation of average treatment effects in randomized clinical trials with missing outcomes, Statistics and Its Interface, Accepted.
W. Liang* and Y. Yan (2022). Empirical likelihood-based estimation and inference in randomized controlled trials with high-dimensional covariates, Statistics and Its Interface, 15, 283-301.
G. Y. Yi and Y. Yan (2021). Estimation and hypothesis testing with error-contaminated survival data under possibly misspecified measurement error models, Canadian Journal of Statistics, 49, 853-874.
X. Wen*, Y. Yan, W. Pan, and X. Zhang (2021). Kernel-distance-based covariate balancing, arXiv:2101.03463
G. Y. Yi, Y. Yan, X. Liao, and D. Spiegelman (2019). Parametric regression analysis with covariate misclassification in main study/validation study designs, International Journal of Biostatistics, 15, 1-24.
N.Gugala, J. Lemire, K. Chatfield-Reed, Y. Yan, G. Chua, and R. J. Turner (2018). Using a chemical genetic screen to enhance our understanding of the antibacterial properties of silver, Genes, 9, 344.
Y. Yan, H. Zhou, and J. Cai (2017). Improving efficiency of parameter estimation in case‐cohort studies with multivariate failure time data, Biometrics, 73, 1042-1052.
Y. Yan and G. Y. Yi (2016). A class of functional methods for error-contaminated survival data under additive hazards models with replicate measurements, Journal of the American Statistical Association, 111, 684-695.
Y. Yan and G. Y. Yi (2016). Analysis of error-prone survival data under additive hazards models: measurement error effects and adjustments, Lifetime Data Analysis, 22, 321-342.
Y. Yan and G. Y. Yi (2015). A corrected profile likelihood method for survival data with covariate measurement error under the Cox model, Canadian Journal of Statistics, 43, 454-480.
C. Wu and Y. Yan (2012). Empirical likelihood inference for two-sample problems, Statistics and Its Interface, 5, 345-354.
Ongoing Work:
Y. Yan, H. Zhou, and J. Cai (2023+). Optimal parameter estimation in case-cohort studies with multivariate survival data.
Y. Yan, Y. Dai*, Z. Yao*, B. Yang*, and Y. Wu (2023+). Estimation of restricted mean survival time with balanced covariates in multi-arm observational studies.
Y. Yan (2023+). Aalen additive hazards model in the presence of covariate measurement error with application to causal mediation analysis.
Z. Chen*, P. Han, and Y. Yan (2024+). Data integration with missingness.
Award:
The GREAT Supervisor Award, University of Calgary, 2017.
Pierre Robillard Award, Statistical Society of Canada, 2015.
Research Grant:
Principal Investigator (PI), 2016-2020, Discovery Grant, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
Project Title: Statistical Methods on Complex Survival Data.
Co-PI, 2016-2017, Canadian Kidney Cancer Information System (CKCis).
Project Title: New Statistical Methodologies to Support CKCis.
Co-PI, 2016-2017, Breast Cancer Society of Canada (BCSC).
Project Title: New Biostatistical Methodologies for the Analyses of Breast Cancer Data with Gene Expression.
PI, 2015-2017, Start-up Grant, University of Calgary.
PI/Co-PI, 2020-, NSFC grants.
Reviewer:
Biometrics, Biostatistics, Canadian Journal of Statistics, Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Journal of the American Statistical Association, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series C, Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, Lifetime Data Analysis, Statistics and Its Interface, Statistics in Medicine, Statistical Methods in Medical Research, Statistica Sinica, etc.