Dr. Christine Schubert Kabban, Professor of Statistics

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Conferences Invited

• 2001 Invited speaker Statistics in Research:  Overview of working within the designs of a longitudinal study and applications to future research. Dayton Chapter of the American Statistical Association. Dayton, OH, November 13, 2001.

• 2008 Invited speaker NIH Pediatric Metabolic Syndrome Working Group (PMSWG), sponsored by the NIH National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), with co-sponsorship from the NIDDK, NHLBI, and the NIH Office of Rare Diseases, January 31^st-Feb 1^st 2008. Title “Finding Risk Thresholds for Components of the Metabolic Syndrome in Children and Adolescents:  Combined analysis of Fels, Princeton-LRC, Bogalusa, and Muscatine Study data”

• 2008 Invited speaker American Statistical Association Joint Statistical Meeting, Session:  Statistical Analysis of Childhood Precursors of Adult Disease, JSM August 2008.   Title “Analytic Approaches: Epidemiological, Statistical and Genetic”.

• 2011 Invited speaker Wright State University Department of Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium. April 8^th.  Title “The ROC Manifold for Classification Performance”

• 2011 guest lecture on structural equation modeling. AFIT course LOGM 601: Principles and Methods of Research. 25 Aug. Title “Structural Equation Modeling: An Overview”.

• 2013 Invited speaker Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Biostatistics Colloquium March 15^th.  Title “Extending ROC Curves for Multiple Responses: Manifolds and Optimal Points”.

• 2013 Invited speaker Air Force Research Laboratory AFRL/RXCA Colloquium March 20^th.  Title “Extending ROC Curves for Multiple Responses: Manifolds and Optimal Points”.

• 2015 Invited speaker Wright State University Department of Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium. Feb 27^th. Title “Using Classification Trees to Optimize the Performance of Sequential Tests”.

• 2017 Invited speaker  Characterization, Sensing and Analytics Research Team, AFRL/RX. Oct 31^st. Title “Application of Design of Experiments to Reduce Required Sample Runs in Materials Experiments”
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• 2019 Invited speaker, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFRL/RYAP. March 22nd. Title “Considerations and Advantages when Using Sequences of Classification Systems for a Classification Task”.
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• 2019 Invited speaker, 2^nd POD Workshop/AA&S 2019 Conference.  April 25^th. Title “Inverse Estimation for Damage Assessment in SHM: Moving Beyond the Probability of Detection”.
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• 2019 Invited speaker, Department of Environmental Medicine and Public Health, Mt. Sinai.  June 6-7.  Title “Considerations and Advantages when Using Sequences of Classification Systems for a Classification Task”.