Antonietta Mira

 Born in Pavia, Italy, on December 21, 1967
 

Current position

Education

• PhD in Statistics, University of Minnesota, MN, 1998

Advisor: Prof. Luke Tirney
Thesis title: Ordering, Slicing and Splitting Monte Carlo Markov Chains
 
• Master in Statistics, University of Minnesota, MN, 1996

 
• Doctorate in Theoretical Statistics, University of Trento, Italy, 1995

 
• Degree in Economics, Summa cum Laude,University of Pavia, Italy, 1991

Research Projects

• Time-invariance Estimating Equations
• Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods; Statistical computing
• Perfect simulation; Slice Sampler
• Bayesian analysis; decision making with prior information
• Data mining; Knowledge data discovery
• Probabilistic expert systems; intelligent data analysis
• Filtering and Smooting problems; Signal reconstruction
• Nonparametric Bayesian Change Point Problems
• Asymptotic convergence; measure of skewness; tests for symmetry

• english (last update 2003)
• italiano (last update 2006)

• Analisi dei Dati e Statistica di Base (diurno e part-time) (a.a. 2004/05 e 2005/06)
• Statistica Inferenziale (a.a. 2004/05 e 2005/06)
• Temi Avanzati di Statistica (a.a. 2004/05)
• Statistica per l'Impresa (a.a. 2002/2003)
• Statistica Economica (a.a. 2000/2001)

List of Publications

MISC

Member of the Scientific and Organizing Committee of the

Member of the Scientific and Organizing Committee of the
third joint IMS-ISBA world conference, Bormio January 2008
and of the second joint IMS-ISBA world conference, Bormio January 2008

Member of the Scientific Committee of the International University M.Sc. Degree in
Complexity and its interdisciplinary applications

Awarded of the Dissertation Fellowship of the U. of Minnesota for the academic year 1997/98
and awarded of the L.J. Savage Thesis Award 1998