Tailen Hsing
Professor of Statistics
Department of Statistics
University of Michigan
460 West Hall, 1085 South University
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1107
Phone: (734)-615-7299
Fax: (734)-763-4676
E-Mail: thsing at umich dot edu
Research Interests
Extreme value theory, functional
data analysis, long-range dependence, spatial statistics
Courses Taught
STAT 700 Functional Data Analysis
Education
- 1984 Ph.D., Statistics, University of North Carolina
- 1983 M.S., Statistics, University of North Carolina
- 1978 B.S., Mathematics, National Taiwan University
Selected Publications
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Hsing, T. and Wu, W. (2004). On weighted
U-statistics for stationary processes, Annals of
Probability 32, 1600-1631.
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Hsing, T. and Rootz\'en, H. (2005). Extremes on trees,
Annals of Probability 33, 413-444.
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Bai, Z. and Hsing, T. (2005). The broken sample problem,
Probability Theory and Related Fields 131, 528-552.
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Hsing, T., Kl\"uppelberg, C., and Kuhn, G. (2005). Dependence
estimation and visualization in multivariate extremes with
applications to financial data, Extremes
7, 99-121.
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Hsing, T., Liu, L.-Y., Brun, M. and Dougherty, E. R. (2005).
The coefficient of intrinsic dependence, Pattern
Recognition 38, 623-636.
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Eubank, R. and Hsing, T. (2008). Canonical correlation for
stochastic processes, Stochastic Processes and their
Applications 118, 1634-1661.
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Hsing, T. and Ren, H. (2009). An RKHS formulation of the
inverse regression dimension reduction problem,
Annals of Statistics 37, 726-755.
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Li, Y. and Hsing, T. (2010). Deciding the dimensionality in functional sliced inverse regression,
to appear in Annals of Statistics.
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Li, Y. and Hsing, T. (2010). Uniform convergence rates for nonparametric regression and principal
component analysis in functional/longitudinal data, to appear in Annals of Statistics.