Sangbum Choi

Assistant Professor

Korea University

South Korea

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Dr. Sangbum Choi is an Assistant Professor at Korea University, South Korea. His research interests encompass statistical methodologies, particularly in quantile regression, survival analysis, and population health metrics. He has contributed to various recent studies focusing on health risks associated with air pollution and the dynamics of infectious disease transmission.

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Youn-Hee Lim

Assistant Professor

University of Copenhagen

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Hyungwoo Lee

Konkuk University Medical Center

SOUTH KOREA

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Yeji Kim

Lecturer/ Regression Analysis (Summer Semester)

Korea University

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Dong-Wook Lee

Inha University Hospital

SOUTH KOREA

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Sangwook Kang

Yonsei University

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HYUN-JOO BAE

Chief Research Fellow

Korea Environment Institute

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Han Sung Hwang

Konkuk University Medical Center

SOUTH KOREA

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Net Reproduction Number as a Real-Time Metric of Population Reproducibility

Interval-Censored Linear Quantile Regression

Inverse‐Weighted Quantile Regression With Partially Interval‐Censored Data

Censored broken adaptive ridge regression in high-dimension

Risk of retinopathy in women with pregnancy-induced hypertension: a nationwide population-based cohort study of 9-year follow-up after delivery

Association of long-term exposure to PM2.5 and survival following ischemic heart disease

A GEE approach for the semiparametric accelerated lifetime model with multivariate interval-censored data

Accountable survival contrast-learning for optimal dynamic treatment regimes

Transmissibility of mpox to the general population from travellers returning to South Korea

Quantile regression for competing risks data from stratified case-cohort studies: an induced-smoothing approach

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Youn-Hee Lim

Hyungwoo Lee

Yeji Kim

Dong-Wook Lee

Sangwook Kang

HYUN-JOO BAE

Han Sung Hwang

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