Research interests

My research lies in the broad area of Statistics, Data Science and Machine Learning, with a special interest in developing novel and principled methods to handle real data with spatial-temporal dependence. 

During my PhD study, much of my work focuses on answering “what if” counterfactual questions and elucidating causal connections within the context of healthcare, aiming to empower healthcare professionals with enhanced situational awareness, promote individualized treatment, and potentially steer biomedical research to validate the identified causal relationships. 


Specifically, I work on:

and their applications in healthcare, power systems, finance, psychology, criminology, and so on.

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