Tomoyuki Ichiba
Ph.D student in Statistics, Columbia University
Office: Room 1017, SSW
ichiba@stat.columbia.edu
about me
Hello, I'm a student of Ph.D program in the Department of Statistics. What is
the purpose of studying the theory of Probability & Statistics? Simply because it will be useful! The theory tells us both what we can know/say and what we cannot do. The department offers a statistical consulting service for Columbia University community. Please check it and stop by! Continued
CV
research interests
- Stochastic Portfolio Theory
- Reflected Brownian Motion in a polyhedral domain
- Triple points of Brownian particles
- Estimation of probability density of the first passage time
- Sport statistics
- Statistics in finance and actuarial science
- Multiparameter processes and their applications
Teaching, TA and RA: 2004 fall -
- Teaching:
- W1111/S1111 Introduction Statistics - Summer '08, Fall '08.
- W4437 Time Series Analysis - Summer '07.
- TA:
- W1111/S1111 Introduction Statistics - Spring '05, Summer '05.
- W4437 Time Series Analysis - Fall '04.
- W6501 Stochastic Processes and Application - Fall '05.
- W6505 Stochastic Methods in Finance - Fall '05.
- W6105 Probability and Analysis I - Fall '06, Fall '07.
- W6106 Probability and Analysis II - Spring '06, Spring '07.
- RA:
- (04-05 Winter) Empirical studies on Chilean School Rankings: kalman filter and minimum distance estimators under Miguel Urquiola.
find me
1255 Amsterdam Ave. Room 1017, 10th Floor,
School of Social Work Building, MC4690 New York, NY 10027
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since 09052004