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09/04/02 Optimally weighted statistic for combining multiple genomic studies.Department of Statistics, University of Pittsburgh
08/07/24 Issues in Combining Multiple Genomic Studies.Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
08/07/14-19 Nonparametric meta-analysis for identifying signature genes in the integration of multiple genomic studies7th World Congress in Probability and Statistics, Singapore
08/06/4-7 An optimal-weight statistic for meta-analysis of multiple genomic studies17th ICSA Applied Statistics Symposium
08/03/16-19 Inferring the true correlation in cross-species microarray data.ENAR 2008, Arlington, Virginia
08/02/13 Meta-analysis for cross-prediction and DE gene detection in multiple genomic data sets.Simmons Center for Interstitial Lung Disease, UPMC
07/07/29 Statistical framework for integrative analysis of multiple gene expression. JSM 2007, Salt Lake City, Utah
07/06/27 Statistical Framework for Integrative Analysis of Multiple Gene Expression Profiles.2007 Taipei International Statistical Symposium, Academia Sinica, Taiwan.
07/06/22
07/06/21
One-day miniworkshop: Microarray Data Analysis (link)
Meta-analysis for multiple microarray data sets.
Institute of Biomedical Informatics, National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan.
06/11/28 Statistical integrative analysis of multiple expression profile and biological data: two examples in cancer and aging.Dept. of Computational Biology, University of Pittsburgh.
06/09/07 Which Missing Value Imputation Method to Use in Expression Profiles: a Comparative Study and Two Selection Schemes.Dept. of Biostatistics, University of Pittsburgh.
06/06/15 Comparative study of gene clustering in microarray and penalized and weighted K-means.ICSA 2006 Applied Statistics Symposium.
06/03/01 Evaluation and comparison of gene clustering methods in microarray analysis.(slides) Dept of Statistics, Texas A&M.
05/12/23 Integrated Clustering and Classification Analysis for Learning Inducing Structural Motifs contributing to MS/MS Fragmentation Patterns.Dept of Statistics, National Chiao Tung University.
05/12/21 Opportunities and challenges in Biostatistics and Bioinformatics for Math major students. (slides)Dept of Mathematics, National Taiwan University.
05/12/20
05/12/21
Penalized and Weighted K-means for Clustering with Noises and Prior Information IncorporationInstitute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica.
Dept of Mathematics, National Taiwan University.
05/11/02 A generalized form of K-means. (slides) Neyman Seminar, Dept of Statistics, UC Berkeley.
05/08/08 Penalized and weighted K-means. JSM 2005
04/12/15 Tutorial: Statistical analysis and software for Affymetrix GeneChip arrays and some recent advances. (slides) (R code)
Tutorial: Classification and clustering problems in microarray analysis and some recent advances. (slides)
2004 Taipei Symposium on Statistical Genomics (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)
04/12/14 A data mining scheme for identifying peptide structural motifs behind different MS/MS fragmentation intensity. National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan
04/12/07 A comparative review of gene clustering in expression profile. (slides) ICARCV 2004 at Kunming
04/08/10 Tight Clustering and Penalized Weighted K-means applied in genomic research. Laboratory of DNA Information Analysis, University of Tokyo
04/06/02 Tight Clustering: a method for extracting stable and tight patterns in expression profiles. IPAM Functional Genomics 2004 Reunion Conference (UCLA)
04/05/10 Tight Clustering: a method for extracting stable and tight patterns in expression profiles.(slides) International Conference on Analysis of Genomic Data (Harvard University)
03/12/15~20 Tight Clustering: a method for extracting stable and tight patterns in expression profiles. National Taiwan University
Academia Sinica
National Chiao Tung University
03/08/03 A method for tight clustering: with application to microarray.Joint Statistical Meetings 2003
01/06~02/04 Issues in cDNA microarray analysis: quality filtering, channel normalization, models of variations and assessment of gene effects. (slides)UCLA, Brighan Women Hospital, Harvard University, MIT