flori Florentina Bunea
Associate Professor
Department of Statistics
Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL  32306-4330

Office: 209D
Phone: 850-644-8775 
Fax:     850-644-5271
Email: bunea@stat.fsu.edu


I have an MS in Mathematics from the University of Bucharest, Romania, and a Ph. D. in Statistics from the University of Washington, Seattle (2000, with Jon Wellner ). I joined the faculty at FSU in 2000.

My research interests include machine learning and empirical processes theory. The theoretical analysis of computationally efficient methods for model selection and averaging (aggregation) in a variety of high dimensional semiparametric and nonparametric models is of particular interest. I have recently become interested in inference in high dimensional matrix models and low rank matrix completion. I am currently working on a number of projects involving the development of new methodology for the analysis of data arising from Neuroscience mental health studies.


I served as an AE for the Annals of Statistics (2007 - 2010) and currently serve as an Associate Editor for:

The International Journal of Biostatistics ( IJB ).

The Electronic Journal of Statistics ( EJS ), an open access journal of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics IMS .

I am a Series Editor for:

Chapman & Hall/CRC, Monographs on Statistics and Applied Probability CH/CRC .


My research is partially supported by the National Science Foundation, the Directorate of Mathematical Sciences ( NSF ):

NSF DMS 0406049 Curve aggregation and classification (2004 - 2007).

NSF DMS 0706829 Sparsity oracle inequalities via l1 regularization in nonparametric models (2007 - 2010).


My current Ph. D. student is Jennifer Geis. Former Ph. D. students: Anna Auguste (2006), Andrada Ivanescu (2008), Shuva Gupta (2009).



   CV
Courses
Publications
Code: Spectral density estimation from an ensemble of signals.


Courses:

STA 1013 Statistics through Examples - Fall 2003
STA 4322/5325 Mathematical Statistics - Fall 2003
STA 4442/5440 Intro to Probability - Fall 2000 - Fall 2008.
STA6468 Advanced Topics in Prob. & Stat:  Model selection and aggregation in high dimensions - Spring 2009
STA6468 Advanced Topics in Prob. & Stat:  Aggregation - Spring 2004
STA 6468 Advanced Topics in Prob. & Stat:  Semiparametric Models- Fall 2002
STA 6468 Advanced Topics in Prob. & Stat:  Model Selection - Spring 2001
STA5446 Probability and Measure - Fall 2002 - 2006, 2008
STA 5447 Probablity Theory - Spring 2003 - 2007, 2009


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