ASA-SIAM Series on Statistics and Applied Probability
The ASA-SIAM Series on Statistics and Applied Probability provides works of general interest to statisticians, biostatisticians, applied mathematicians, engineers, and scientists in a broad array of topical areas. Common to all works in the series is the central focus on applications of interest to members of either of the sponsoring societies. Of special interest are expository overview presentations that introduce statisticians to major new areas of methodology and application, as well as tutorial "how to" presentations on statistical methods for researchers in other fields. Works may advance knowledge to state-of-the-art levels, provide novel or updated methods to implement known techniques, or present comprehensive tutorials or surveys on specific applications of wide interest. Interdisciplinary works fit well within the series focus, as do works that address applications in emerging disciplines which have the potential for developing new interest groups within the sponsoring societies. Highly theoretical works may not be consistent with the applied focus of the series but theoretical works leading to better or novel application of statistical methods will be seriously considered.
Editor-in-Chief Lisa LaVange University of North Carolina |
| H. T. Banks North Carolina State University |
Susan Holmes Stanford University |
| Marie Davidian North Carolina State University |
David Madigan Rutgers University |
| Douglas M. Hawkins University of Minnesota |
Mark van der Laan University of California, Berkeley |