Haosui Duanmu
I employ techniques from Mathematical Logic and Nonstandard Analysis to shed new light on fundamental problems in Statistics and Probability.
I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, working with Robert Anderson in the Department of Economics. I received my doctorate in Statistics at the University of Toronto, under the supervision of Jeffrey Rosenthal (Stats, Math), William Weiss (Math), and Daniel Roy (Stats, CS).
Many of my friends call me Kevin.
Interests
- Statistics: decision theory, frequentist–Bayesian interface, matching priors
- Probability: Markov chains, hitting/mixing times
- Nonstandard Analysis
Education
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PhD, Statistics, 2017
University of Toronto
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MSc, Statistics, 2012
University of Toronto
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BSc, Mathematics, 2011
University of Toronto