2008 - Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
2005 - Fellow of the American Statistical Association (ASA)
Xuming He focuses on Statistics, Quantile, Linear model, Applied mathematics and Quantile regression. In general Statistics, his work in Regression analysis, Nonparametric statistics, Nonparametric regression and Outlier is often linked to B-spline linking many areas of study. His Quantile study frequently draws parallels with other fields, such as Estimator.
His work carried out in the field of Linear model brings together such families of science as Semiparametric model, M-estimator and Linear regression. His Applied mathematics research includes themes of Posterior probability, Asymptotic distribution, Feature selection and Gibbs sampling. His Quantile regression study is related to the wider topic of Econometrics.
Xuming He mostly deals with Statistics, Estimator, Econometrics, Quantile regression and Quantile. Xuming He combines topics linked to Applied mathematics with his work on Statistics. His Estimator study incorporates themes from Poisson distribution, Robustness and Regression.
His Econometrics research focuses on Estimating equations and how it relates to Marginal model. Xuming He has researched Quantile regression in several fields, including Nonparametric statistics, Bayesian probability, Markov chain Monte Carlo, Covariate and Conditional probability distribution. Xuming He combines subjects such as Mathematical optimization, High dimensional and Heteroscedasticity with his study of Quantile.
His primary scientific interests are in Quantile regression, Econometrics, Applied mathematics, Quantile and Statistics. His Quantile regression study combines topics in areas such as Regression analysis, Estimator, Bayesian probability and Covariate. His Regression analysis research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Mathematical statistics and Operations research.
His Estimator research incorporates themes from Smoothing, Inference and Regression. His Applied mathematics research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Statistical inference and Model selection. His studies examine the connections between Statistical inference and genetics, as well as such issues in Outlier, with regards to Anomaly detection and Multivariate statistics.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Quantile regression, Model selection, Econometrics, Bayesian probability and Covariate. His Quantile regression study frequently draws connections to adjacent fields such as Estimator. His Estimator research integrates issues from Range and Regression.
The various areas that Xuming He examines in his Model selection study include Prior probability, Feature selection, Applied mathematics and Gibbs sampling. His work on Generalized linear model as part of general Applied mathematics study is frequently linked to Gaussian, bridging the gap between disciplines. Xuming He specializes in Econometrics, namely Quantile.
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Regression depth. Commentaries. Rejoinder
P. J. Rousseeuw;M. Hubert;X. He;R. Koenker.
Journal of the American Statistical Association (1999)
Regression depth. Commentaries. Rejoinder
P. J. Rousseeuw;M. Hubert;X. He;R. Koenker.
Journal of the American Statistical Association (1999)
Quantile Curves without Crossing
Xuming He.
The American Statistician (1997)
Quantile Curves without Crossing
Xuming He.
The American Statistician (1997)
Quantile regression methods for reference growth charts.
Ying Wei;Anneli Pere;Roger Koenker;Xuming He.
Statistics in Medicine (2006)
Quantile regression methods for reference growth charts.
Ying Wei;Anneli Pere;Roger Koenker;Xuming He.
Statistics in Medicine (2006)
Estimation in a semiparametric model for longitudinal data with unspecified dependence structure
Xuming He;Zhong‐Yi Zhu;Wing‐Kam Fung.
Biometrika (2002)
Estimation in a semiparametric model for longitudinal data with unspecified dependence structure
Xuming He;Zhong‐Yi Zhu;Wing‐Kam Fung.
Biometrika (2002)
A general bahadur representation of M-estimators and its application to linear regression with nonstochastic designs
Xuming He;Qi-Man Shao.
Annals of Statistics (1996)
A general bahadur representation of M-estimators and its application to linear regression with nonstochastic designs
Xuming He;Qi-Man Shao.
Annals of Statistics (1996)
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