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Shin-FU Tsai

Shin-Fu Tsai
 
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Information  
   
  Title           Assistant Professor
  Division Division of Biometry
  Office Bldg.No.5 Office202
  TEL (02)3366-4793
  E-mail shinfu@ntu.edu.tw
  Achievement

SHIN-FU TSAI

  Website https://www.shinfu.idv.tw

 

  • Professor Tsai’s research interest is experimental design. He mainly focuses on the construction of design and the development of analysis tools. The current research topics are as follow:

    1.Generalized Fiducial Inference for Normal Mixture Models

    2. A Systematic Approach to the Construction of Sliced Orthogonal Arrays

    3. Design and Analysis of Blocked Two-Level Factorial Experiments with Partial Replication

    4. A New Construction of Nested Orthogonal Arrays

    5. Robust Designs for Two-Level Main-Effect Plans

  •   ◆ Statistics
      Statistical Methods for Agronomists
      Applied Linear Statistical Models
      ◆ Design and Analysis of Factorial Experiments 
       

     

  • Academic Degrees

      School     Nation     Department     Degree       Date    
      National Taiwan University     R.O.C Taiwan     Agronomy     Ph.D       2005/09 ~ 2011/06    

    Experience

      Unit     Title     Department     Position     Date    
      Feng Chia University     Assistant Professor     Statistics     Assistant Professor     2013/02 ~ 2015/07    

     

  •   Year         Article
      2018    

    D-optimal two-level parallel-flats block designs with partial replication.                                                        

    Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 193, 89-102.

      2017    

    An exhaustive scan method for SNP main effects and SNPxSNP interactions over highly homozygous genomes.

    Journal of Computational Biology, 24, 1254-1264.

      2017    

    Construction of nested orthogonal arrays of parallel-flats type.                                               

    Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 181, 41-51.

      2015    

    Identification of dispersion effects from partially replicated two-level factorial designs.                                                       

    Journal of Quality Technology, 47, 43-53.

      2014    

    Selection of partial replication on two-level orthogonal arrays.                                                        

    The Canadian Journal of Statistics, 42, 168-183.