J. T. Gene Hwang

Invited Talks at National and International Conferences

           

 

        1. Certain bounds on the class of admissible estimators in continuous exponential families
            June 1981, for the third Purdue Symposium at West Lafayette, IN

        2. Universal domination and stochastic domination
            March 1983, for IMS Eastern Meeting at Orlando, Florida

        3. Stein's phenomenon in discrete exponential families: a partial survey and some
            open problems
            January 1985, for NSF J. Berger Conference at Gainesville, Florida

        4. Multiplicative errors-in-variables models with applications to the recent data
            released by U. S. Department of Energy                       
            June 1985, for IMS Eastern Meeting at Stony Brook

        5. Universal domination and stochastic domination:  some new results
             June 1986, for the Fourth Purdue Symposium at West Lafayette, IN

        6. The same talk as in 5
            August 1986, for international statistical symposium, Taipei

        7. Fieller's problems: Bootstrapping and sequential approaches
            August 1989, for the IMS Annual meeting at Washington, D.C.

        8. Estimated confidence under the validity constraint
            June 1990, for 2nd Taipei Symposium

        9. Theory of estimating statistical significance function with application to p-values
            December 1990, for 1st Meeting of International Chinese  Statistical Association in Hong Kong

        10. Four talks about isotonic regression estimators and confidence intervals
            December 1990, at Central University, Taiwan

        11.Evaluation of estimators of  statistical significance under a class of proper loss functions
         October 1991, for the decision theory conference at Mathematisches  Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach, Germany

        12. Confidence intervals associated with bio-equivalence tests
         April 1992, for the Cincinnati Chapter of the American  Statistical Association, at the University of Cincinnati

        13. Four talks about James-Stein estimation and conditional inference
         May 1992, one of the three key speakers in a decision theory  workshop in Central University, Taiwan

        14. Prediction of intervals for the measurement errors models
         June 1992, for the Fifth Purdue Symposium at West Lafayette, IN

        15. An unbiased test for the bioequivalence
         August 1993, for the Annual ASA meetings in San Francisco

        16. Empirical linear-prediction with  application to quality assurance in industrial manufacturing
         June 1994, for the First Spring Statistics Conference of Industry and Technology at Chapel Hills

        17. The same talk as 16
         June 1994, for the Statistics, Industry and Science Conference in Tokyo, Japan

        18. The same talk as 16 with "What if the design matrix is unknown?"
         July 1994, for the Southern Taiwan Statistics Conference in  Cheng-Kung University, Tainan

        19. Individual bioequivalence
         October 1995, for the Bioequivalence Conference at Dusseldorf, Germany

        20. Statistics: An alternative to calculus
         November 1995, for Mathematicians and Education Reform  Workshop, Cornell University

        21. HELP in NIST
         June 1996, for the ICSA Applied Statistics Symposium at Baltimore

 

        There are about 60 other invited talks in departmental colloquiums at various univeristies in the
        United States,Taiwan,China,Canada,France,and Cambridge University in England.
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