These are some of the senior theses I have supervised in whole or in part.
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| 1987 | Mayumi Yamashita | An Examination of Heirarchical Bayes Models |
| 1988 | Donna Raye Wagner | Methods of Semi-Parametric Estimation |
| 1988 | Eric Vognild | R. A. Fisher's Method of Maximum Likelihood Estimation |
| 1991 | Christopher Gross | The Early History of the Central Limit Theorem |
| 1991 | Jason Klivington | The Boltzmann Machine: a stochastic neural network for combinatorial optimization. |
| 1994 | Zebedee Strong | The Harmonic Series: an approximation |
| 1994 | Jiro Feingold | The Fractal Compression of Sound |
| 1994 | Nelson Minar | Relaxation Dynamics of a Lattice Spin System |
| 1995 | Colin Moran | Fuzzy Sets and Bridge |
| 1995 | Thomas Wilson | NP Completeness: why some problems are hard. |
| 1996 | David Hayden | Evolutionary Game Theory |
| 1997 | Joshua Gruenberg | Little computers that solve big problems: an introduction to neural networks. |
| 1998 | Marcin Stawarz | Lies, damn lies, and the loss of information in statistics. |
| 1998 | Oana Poliac | State Space Models and the Kalman Filter |
| 1998 | Seth Blumsack | Blowin' in the wind: ENSO and the Oregon coastal recreational fishing industry. |
| 2001 | Meharyar Nadir Mumtaz | Dynamic Intrahousehold Modeling with Market Failures |
| 2001 | Ryan Richter | Robust Chaos and Random Number Generation |
| 2002 | Matthew Taylor | The EM algorithm |
| 2002 | Laura Alexander | A Nonstandard Proof of the Strong Law of Large Numbers |
| 2004 | Eileen Hlavka | Scales and Blocks, Power and Coalitions: analyzing Congressional block voting using Poole and Rosenthal's nominate scoring and Hartigan's block clustering algorithm. |
| 2004 | Jeffrey Hood | Numerical methods in stochastic differential equations |
| 2004 | Megan Othus | An Analysis of the relative risk of cancer mortality among atomic bomb survivors |
| 2005 | Jessica Hoel | Testing the effects of U.S. Presidential Election Expectations on Exchange Rates |
| 2005 | Christopher Haulk | Epidemic Models and Percolation |
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