Trevor Hefley
Trevor Hefley
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Department of Statistics
Department of Statistics
Kansas State University
Kansas State University
thefley@ksu.edu
thefley@ksu.edu
Welcome to my research website! Broadly, my research focuses on developing and applying spatio-temporal statistical methods to inform conservation and management of fish and wildlife populations.
Welcome to my research website! Broadly, my research focuses on developing and applying spatio-temporal statistical methods to inform conservation and management of fish and wildlife populations.
Recent News
Recent News
- September 2019: New paper accepted in Biometrics that corrects for bias in commonly used binary regression models caused by location error.
- Walker, N.B., T.J. Hefley, D.P. Walsh. (in press) Bias correction of bounded location error in binary data. Biometrics [pdf]
- June 2019: New book on Bayesian computing.
- Hooten, M.B. and T.J. Hefley. (2019) Bringing Bayesian Models to Life. Chapman and Hall/CRC. [more information]
- May 2019: New paper published in Emerging Infectious Diseases that estimates minimum infections doses of African swine fever virus.
- Niederwerder M., A. Stoian, R. Rowland, S. Dritz, V. Petrovan, L. Constance, J. Gebhardt, M. Olcha, C. Jones, J. Woodworth, Y. Fang, J. Liang, T. Hefley. (2019) Infectious dose of African swine fever virus when consumed naturally in liquid or feed. Emerging Infectious Diseases 25:891−897 [pdf] [R code]