Ronald Yurko

Assistant Teaching Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

United States

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Ronald Yurko is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. His research areas encompass a range of topics including the styles of language models, performance analysis in American football, and statistical methods in gene-based testing. He has published recent articles on various subjects, such as analyzing defensive pass rush in football and estimating the impact of genetic variations using whole-genome sequencing data.

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Do LLMs write like humans? Variation in grammatical and rhetorical styles

CWAS-Plus: estimating category-wide association of rare noncoding variation from whole-genome sequencing data with cell-type-specific functional data.

Beyond the Box Score: Does Icing the Field Goal Kicker Work in the NFL?

Here Comes the STRAIN: Analyzing Defensive Pass Rush in American Football with Player Tracking Data

Ron Yurko and Rebecca Nugent’s contribution to the Discussion of ‘Flexible marked spatio-temporal point processes with applications to event sequences from association football’ by Narayanan, Kosmidis, and Dellaportas

An approach to gene-based testing accounting for dependence of tests among nearby genes

TRAP: a predictive framework for the Assessment of Performance in Trail Running

A selective inference approach for false discovery rate control using multiomics covariates yields insights into disease risk

H-MAGMA, inheriting a shaky statistical foundation, yields excess false positives.

Extracting NFL tracking data from images to evaluate quarterbacks and pass defenses

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Kathryn Roeder

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Gregory J. Matthews

Stephan Sanders

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