Dan Cheng

Dan Cheng

Assistant Professor

  • chengdan@asu.edu

School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

Assistant Professor

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Long Bio

Dan Cheng studies statistical inference of random fields and dependent data, signal detection, change point detection, extreme value theory, Gaussian random fields and random matrices. 

Education

Ph.D. Statistics, Michigan State University, 2013

B.S. Mathematics, Beijing Normal University, 2005

CV
CV_DanCheng_ASU_2021.pdf (0 bytes)
Teaching Website URL
http://math.asu.edu/~chengdan/
Courses
2022 Summer
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STP 792 Research
STP 784 Internship
STP 792 Research
2022 Spring
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STP 792 Research
STP 502 Theory of Stats II: Inference
STP 799 Dissertation
STP 599 Thesis
STP 527 Statistical Large Sample Thry
STP 799 Dissertation
2021 Summer
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STP 784 Internship
STP 792 Research
2021 Spring
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STP 792 Research
STP 502 Theory of Stats II: Inference
STP 599 Thesis
2021 Fall
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STP 421 Probability
STP 792 Research
2020 Summer
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STP 784 Internship
STP 792 Research
2020 Spring
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STP 593 Applied Project
STP 792 Research
STP 527 Statistical Large Sample Thry
STP 599 Thesis
2020 Fall
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STP 792 Research
2019 Summer
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STP 784 Internship
STP 584 Internship
STP 792 Research
2019 Spring
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STP 530 Applied Regression Analysis
2019 Fall
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STP 501 Theory of Statis I: Dist Thry
2018 Fall
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STP 501 Theory of Statis I: Dist Thry
Expertise Areas
Statistics
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