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CURRICULUM VITAE
(as of December 2000)
Daniel Q. Naiman
Department of Mathematical Sciences
The Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
(410) 516-7203
(410) 516-7459 (fax)
daniel.naiman@jhu.edu
Degrees
Cornell University, B.A., Mathematics, 1977
University of Illinois Urbana/Champaign, M.S., Statistics, 1979
University of Illinois Urbana/Champaign, Ph.D., Mathematics, 1982
Related Experience
· Statistical Consultant, Illinois State Water Survey,
1979-81
· Research Assistant, University of Illinois Research
Board Math/Stats Consulting Committee, 1981-1982
· Visiting Scholar, Center for Computing Science- Institute
for Defense Analysis, 1997
Principal Publications
1. Comparing Scheffe-type to Constant-Width
Confidence Bounds in Regression. Journal of the American Statistical
Association 78 (1983): 906-912.
2. Optimal Simultaneous Confidence
Bounds, The Annals of Statistics 12 (1984): 702-715.
3. Average Width Optimality of Simultaneous
Confidence Bound, The Annals of Statistics 12 (1984):
1199-1214.
4. Conservative Confidence Bands in
Curvilinear Regression, The Annals of Statistics 14
(1986): 896-906.
5. Simultaneous Confidence Bounds
for Multiple Regression Functions Using Predictor Variable Constraints,
Journal of the American Statistical Association 82
(1987): 214-219.
6. Minimax Regret Simultaneous Confidence
Bands for Multiple Regression Functions, Journal of the American
Statistical Association 82 (1987): 894-901.
7. Characterization of Risk Sets for
Simple Versus Simple Hypothesis Testing, The American Statistician
41 (1987): 218-220.
8. Confronting the Ironies of Optimal
Designs: Non-Optimal Sampling Designs with Desirable Properties
(with Elizabeth A. Casman, and Charles E. Chamberlain), Water
Resources Research 24 (1988): 685-716.
9. Volumes for Tubular Neighborhoods
of Spherical Polyhedra and Statistical Inference, The Annals
of Statistics 18 (1990): 685-716.
10. Inclusion-Exclusion-Bonferroni Identities and Inequalities
for Discrete Tube-Like Problems via Euler Characteristics (with
Henry P. Wynn), The Annals of Statistics 20 (1992):
43-76.
11. Independent Collections of Translates of Rectangles and
a Conjecture due to Grunbaum (with Henry P. Wynn), Discrete and
Computational Geometry 9 (1993): 101-105.
12. A Theorem on Independence (with Henry P. Wynn), Discrete
Mathematics 120 (1993): 287-289.
13. An Invariant Property of Balls in Arrangements of Hyperplanes
(with B. Aronov, J. Pach, and M. Sharir), Discrete and Computational
Geometry 10 (1993): 421-425.
14. Comparing the use of Predicted and Observed Dioxin Levels
in Fish for Setting Consumption Advisories (with Judy S. Lakind),
Risk 4 (1993): 253-262.
15. Some Simple U-Statistic Tests for Uniformity on Certain
Homogeneous Spaces (with Onn Chan), Journal of Multivariate Analysis
54 (1995): 210-226.
16. A Hybrid Estimator for the Cumulative Probability of Detection
of Surveillance Radars (with Dominic S. Lee), IEEE Transactions
on Aerospace and Electronic Systems 32 (1996): 467-480.
17. Independence Number and the Complexity of Families of
Sets (with Henry P. Wynn), Discrete Mathematics (1996): 203-216.
18. Abstract Tubes and Improved Inclusion-Exclusion Identities
and Inequalities (with Henry P. Wynn), Annals of Statistics 25
(1997): 1954-1983.
19. On intersecting a point set with Euclidean Balls
(with Henry P. Wynn), Journal of Computational Geometry: Theory
and Application, 7 (1997): 237-244.
20. On Hotelling’s Approach to Hypothesis Testing
when a Nuisance Parameter is Present only under the Alternative
(with P.T. Kim, Q. Li and, T. Stengos), Journal of Economic Theory
and Econometrics 4 (1998): 105-130.
21. Distribution of exposure concentrations and doses
for constituents of environmental tobacco smoke (with J.S. LaKind,
M.E. Ginevan, A.C. James, R.A. Jenkins, M.L. Dourson, S.P. Felter,
C.G. Graves, and R.G. Tardiff), Risk Analysis: An International
Journal 19 vol. 3 (1999): 375-390.
22. Use of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) constituents
as markers for ETS exposure smoke (with J.S. LaKind, R.A. Jenkins,
M.E. Ginevan, C.G. Graves, and R.G. Tardiff), Risk Analysis:
An International Journal 19 vol. 3 (1999): 359-376.
23. Exposure to environmental tobacco smoke in the
workplace and the impact of away-from-work exposure Use of environmental
tobacco smoke (ETS) constituents as markers for ETS exposure smoke
(with J.S. LaKind, R.A. Jenkins, M.E. Ginevan, C.G. Graves, and
R.G. Tardiff), Risk Analysis: An International Journal 19
vol. 3 (1999): 349-358.
24. Simulation-Based Optimization with Stochastic
Approximation Using Common Random Numbers (with N. Kleinman and
J. Spall), Management Science 45 (1999): 1570-1578.
25. Planning-Level Estimates of Pollution Loads:
Bias and Confidence (with S. Schwartz) Water Resources Research
35 (1999): 3475-3487.
26. Computing Scan Statistic p-Values using Importance
Sampling with Applications to Genetics and Medical Image Analysis
(with C. Priebe), Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics,
to appear, (1999).
27. Methodology for characterizing distributions of
incremental body burdens of 2,3,7,8 TCDD and DDE from breastmilk
North American nursing infants (with J. LaKind, N. Gudka, C. Berlin
and C. Park), Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health
Part A (2000) 59 605-639.
28. A Homological Characterization of Q-Matrices (with Richard
Stone), Mathematics of Operations Research 23 463-478.
29. Infant Exposure to Chemicals in Breast Milk in the United States:
What we need to learn from a breast milk monitoring program. Environmental
Health Perspectives. (with LaKind, J. and Berlin, C., to appear
(2000).
30. Importance sampling for spatial scan analysis: computing scan
statistic p-values for marked
point processes. Computational Statistics and Data Analysis
(with Priebe, C.E. and Cope, L.) to appear (2000).
Professional Societies
American Mathematical Society
American Statistical Association
Bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability
Institute of Mathematical Statistics
Honors
University Fellow, University of Illinois/Urbana
Fellow of the Institute for Mathematical Statistics, 1997
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