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Statistics of Stochastic Processes

Speaker:
Prof. Dr. Dennis Dobler
Department of Mathematics
RWTH Aachen University
Kreuzherrenstr. 2
52062 Aachen
Germany

Tel. :    +49 (0)241 80 98570
e-mail:   dennis [dot] dobler [at] rwth [dash] aachen [dot] de


Deputy Speaker:
Dr. Jan Feifel
Epidemiology - Clinical Measurement Science (CMS)
Merck Healthcare KGaA
Frankfurter Str. 250
D-85764 Darmstadt

Tel.: +49 (0)6151 72 51898
e-mail: jan [dot] feifel [at] merckgroup [dot] com

 

The working group (WG) Statistics of Stochastic Processes, under the newly elected leadership of Dennis Dobler and Jan Feifel, sees itself as a forum for the exchange between biometricians, mathematicians, epidemiologists, data scientists, physicians, and economists. The aim is to pursue a common interest in stochastic processes and their diverse application in various disciplines. Modern methods (machine and statistical learning) should also influence the working groups' activities.

If you are interested in regular information on this area, please feel free to contact Dennis or Jan. Suggestions and ideas with regards to content are welcome.


Announcements and Dates:

We plan to meet on regular workshops or working group meetings involving the working group followers, e.g., organized sessions at biometric conferences.

Past workshops and symposiums:

- Symposium in Honour of Marc Ditzhaus, July 7-8, 2025 at TU Dortmund University

Workshop, Dortmund, September 17-18, 2024, on
"Causal Inference in Time-to-Event Analysis"
Book of Abstracts

- Conference 70th Biometric Colloquium, Lübeck, February-March 2024: Invited session on "Stochastic Processes in Time-to-Event Analysis and Biostatistics".

- Conference CMStatistics, Berlin, December 2023: Two organized sessions on "(Non-)parametric survival analysis: From simulations to testing" and "Non- and semiparametric survival analysis with covariates", jointly organized with Jun.-Prof. Dr. Marc Ditzhaus (Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg).