Ying-Ju Chen

Assistant Professor

University of Dayton

United States

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Ying-Ju Chen is an Assistant Professor at the University of Dayton, USA. His research interests span various areas including statistical quality control, machine learning, and environmental analysis, as evidenced by his recent publications on change point detection, AI integration in statistical practices, and the long-term analysis of glaciers. He is also involved in exploring the implications of generative AI models in educational and research contexts.

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Fadel Megahed

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University of Miami

UNITED STATES

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Abeer Hasan

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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

UNITED STATES

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Academic, Associate Professor

University of Amsterdam

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University of Miami

UNITED STATES

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University of Miami

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On The Modified Information-Based Approach to The Change Point Detection (CPD) Problem under The Non-Central Skew t Distribution

Editorial advice for selecting an open-source license for your next paper: Navigating copyrights for publicly facing AI chatbots

Introducing ChatSQC: Enhancing statistical quality control with augmented AI

How generative AI models such as ChatGPT can be (mis)used in SPC practice, education, and research? An exploratory study

Long-term analysis of glaciers and glacier lakes in the Central and Eastern Himalaya

A new computational approach for estimation of the Gini index based on grouped data

A two-stage machine learning framework to predict heart transplantation survival probabilities over time with a monotonic probability constraint

Predicting the price movement from candlestick charts: a CNN-based approach

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Fadel Megahed

Abeer Hasan

Inez Maria Zwetsloot

L. Allison Jones-Farmer

Tatjana Miljkovic

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