Indiana University at Bloomington
March 27, 2013 and March 28, 2013.
Department of Statistics:
Examining the Relative Influence of familial, Genetic and Covariate
Information in Flexible Risk Models
(pdf)
Flury Lecture:
Does Life Span Run in Families, and If So, Why?
(pdf)
Poster announcing the Flury Lecture
(pdf)
The Statistics Department talk is based on a paper of
the same name which has apeared
in PNAS, May 19, 2009, p 8123-8127
here .
See also "Framework for kernel regularization with application
to protein clustering",
PNAS, Aug 30, 2005, p 12332-12337
here which focusses on dissimilarity information.
A related work, regarding dissimilarity information on manifolds is discussed
in "Robust manifold unfolding with kernel regularization"
here .
A review of these three papers is in "Encoding dissimilarity data for statistical
model building"
here .
The Flury talk is based on Corrada Bravo et al,
"Using Distance Correlation and SS-ANOVA to assess associations of
familial relationships, lifestyls factors, diseases, and mortality"
PNAS, December 11, 2012, p 20352-20357
here .
All preprints since late 1993
vailable
here.
Some `golden oldies' scanned for the web
here.
Grace Wahba's list of publications
here.
Grace Wahba's home page
here.