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Topics of statistics

Explain interesting statistics topics with critical concept and examples. Hopefully they are easy to understand. If you have any questions or suggestions, please email me at [zyfang@uchicago.edu].

Multivariate statistics

I. Dimension reduction

II. Supervised learning

Multiple testing

Time series analysis

Machine learnings

Optimization