Jonathan Williams

Assistant Professor

North Carolina State University

United States

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Jonathan Williams is an Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University in the United States. His research areas include statistical inference, time-homogeneous models, and the impact of racial discrimination on physiological responses. He has authored multiple articles examining topics such as generalized universal inference, conformal prediction in conflict scenarios, and the application of graphical models in statistics.

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Håvard Hegre

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Peace Research Institute Oslo

NORWAY

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Shu Kay Ng

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Griffith University

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Jan Hannig

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

UNITED STATES

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Multiple testing in generalized universal inference

Bin-Conditional Conformal Prediction of Fatalities from Armed Conflict

Asymptotic efficiency of inferential models and a possibilistic Bernstein–von Mises theorem

Beyond Time-Homogeneity for Continuous-Time Multistate Markov Models

Prior exposure to racial discrimination and patterns of acute parasympathetic nervous system responses to a race‐related stress task among Black adults

Neil Dey, Ryan Martin, and Jonathan P. Williams’ contribution to the Discussion of ‘Safe Testing’ by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen

Word Embeddings as Statistical Estimators

A statistical primer on classical period-finding techniques in astronomy

The EAS approach for graphical selection consistency in vector autoregression models

Can Administrative Health Data Improve the Gold Standard? Evidence from a Model of the Progression of Myocardial Infarction

Discussion of “A Gibbs Sampler for a Class of Random Convex Polytopes”

A Bayesian Approach to Multistate Hidden Markov Models: Application to Dementia Progression

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Håvard Hegre

Shu Kay Ng

Jan Hannig

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