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  • Associate Professor Shu-Kay (Angus) Ng
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Memberships & affiliations

  • Associate editor, Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation - 2003 to present
  • Member, Australian Pattern Recognition Society - 2003
  • Member, Centre of Statistics, University of Queensland - 1999 to 2007

Recognition & awards

  • Keynote speaker, the 55th session of the International Statistical Institute - 2005 
  • Australian Research Council Postdoctoral (APD) Fellowship - 2003 to 2005
  • University of Queensland Research Scholarship Award - 1999
  • University of Queensland Postgraduate Research Scholarship - 1994 to 1996

Current teaching areas

  • Statistics and data analysis - Doctor and Health in the Community (DHC) Research Project

Professional services

  • Associate editor - Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation
  • Programme Committee member - Conference of Computational Statistics COMPSTAT 2010 

Research expertise

  • Statistical Modelling:  The mixture modelling of hospital resource utilization data; the multilevel modelling for the inference of clustered data; the applications of mixture of regression models to mixed feature data
  • Pattern Recognition:  The clustering of high-dimensional data collected for public health and biomedical purposes; the segmentation of magnetic resonance images using the Markov random fields approach
  • Biostatistics:  Statistical methodologies and procedures relevant to studies in biomedical and public health problems; the analysis of microarray data using model-based approaches; data analysis of longitudinal studies via generalised linear mixed-effects models
  • Survival Analysis:  The applications of long-term survivor models to multi-centre clinical trials; the regression analysis of survival data subject to competing risks; the extension of the EM algorithm for censored data

Current research projects

  • Mixture models for high-dimensional clustering with applications to brain tumour classification, network intrusion and text classification - Chief Investigator
  • Multivariate methods for the analysis of microarray gene-expression data with applications to cancer diagnostics - Chief Investigator
  • Environments for Healthy Living - a 25 year cohort study to examine the multi-level social determinants of health in South East Queensland - Chief Investigator
  • Comorbidity and multimorbidity patterns of mental health conditions - Chief Investigator
  • Career Choices for Australian Medical Students: How, what, where and why - a 15 year longitudinal cohort study to examine the predictive factors that impact on graduates workforce decisions - Associate Investigator

Current grants

  • Australian Research Council - Discovery Project Grant (2008 - 2010). Mixture models for high-dimensional clustering with applications to brain tumour classification, network intrusion and text classification - $367,994
  • Australian Research Council - Discovery Project Grant (2007 - 2011). Multivariate methods for the analysis of microarray gene-expression data with applications to cancer diagnostics - $895,099
  • Griffith Institute Health and Medical Research (GIHMR) (2010). Comorbidity and multimorbidity patterns of mental health conditions - $10,000


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