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Dr Yanbo Tang

Imperial College London · Mathematics

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Dr Yanbo Tang is an Assistant Professor in Statistics at the Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. His research interests are currently not specified in available sources. Dr Tang's profile page indicates a focus on statistical methodologies, though specific details are not provided. His academic work is accessible through the Imperial College London profiles website.


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Yanbo Tang is a researcher specializing in mathematical statistics, asymptotic theory, and high-dimensional statistics. Their work explores stochastic convergence rates, Laplace and saddlepoint approximations, and Monte Carlo integration in high dimensions. Tang has contributed to discussions on statistical inference, Bayesian methods, and numerical integration for complex models. Their research also extends to variability analysis in astrophysical phenomena, such as extragalactic X-ray jets. Tang's publications emphasize asymptotic behavior, modified likelihood roots, and efficient stochastic optimization techniques. Their academic focus lies in developing robust statistical methods for high-dimensional data and complex inference problems.

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