Xiufan Yu
Department of ACMS
University of Notre Dame
Email: xiufan.yu
AT nd DOT edu
About me
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics (ACMS) at the University of Notre Dame.
I received my Ph.D. in Statistics from the Pennsylvania State University in 2021. I was very fortunate to be co-advised by Dr. Runze Li and Dr. Lingzhou Xue. Prior to graduate school, I received my B.S. in Statistics from School of the Gifted Young at University of Science and Technology of China in 2016.
My research interests include:
High-dimensional statistical inference
Causal discovery
Factor models
Graphical models
Statistical learning with applications to business analytics, econometrics, genetics and microbiome research.
My research is partially supported by NIH R01GM152812.
Group news
12/2023: Our paper on generalized causal tree is accepted by IEEE BigData 2023
09/2023: Our collaborative proposal is funded by NIH!
08/2023: Our paper on brand lift tests is accepted by CIKM'23
07/2023: Xiufan receives the 2023 AMS-Simons Grant
05/2023: Our paper on testing multiple-factor pricing models is accepted by JoE
05/2023: Our R package PEtests is available on CRAN
04/2023: Xiufan receives the 2023 IMS New Researchers Travel Award
04/2023: Xiufan receives the 2023 AWM Travel Grant
02/2023: Our R package sufficientForecasting is available on CRAN
12/2022: Welcome Guanhao Zhou to join our research group
10/2022: Our paper on high-dimensional projection tests is accepted by JASA
09/2022: Our paper on Fisher's combined test is accepted by JASA
08/2022: Xiufan receives the AnalytiXIN seed funding from the Lucy Family Institute for Data and Society
05/2022: Congrats to Chris on graduating with the 2022 ACMS Outstanding Major Award
03/2022: Our paper on multiple-splitting projection tests is accepted by JMLR
03/2022: Our paper on power-enhanced simultaneous test is accepted by JASA
11/2021: Welcome Mengchen (Chris) Huang to join our research group
08/2021: Xiufan joined the University of Notre Dame as an Assistant Professor