☕️About Me
I am an Emerging Political Economies and Applied Complexity Postdoctoral Fellow at the Santa Fe Institute, where I work with Matt Jackson, Eleanor Power, and Fiona Steele on statistical inference for complex network sampling techniques. I recently completed my Ph.D. at Duke University advised by Alexander Volfovsky and Eric Laber. My dissertation research focused on creating methods for the study and assistance of hard-to-reach populations.
Interests
- Network sampling
- Experimental design
- Reinforcement learning
- Martingale estimating functions
Education
PhD in Statistical Science, 2024
Duke University
BA in Mathematics, 2019
Pomona College
News
- I will be co-organizing and serving as discussant for an invited session entitled “Study designs for social networks at different stages of the experimental process” at JSM in August.
- I won a Best Student Paper Award in the Health Policy Statistics Section for my paper, “Reinforcement Learning for Respondent-Driven Sampling”. I will be presenting on this work in the HPSS invited session at JSM in August.
- I recently submitted my paper, Reinforcement Learning for Respondent-Driven Sampling.
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