Chloe_Krakauer_CV_2020.pdf (109.85 KB)I am pursuing a PhD in biostatistics at the University of Washington advised by Ken Rice, PhD and Mauricio Sadinle, PhD. My research with Ken Rice is on the use of decision-theoretic justification for frequentist significance tests to assess strength of evidence from an experiment after it has been conducted. In my research with Mauricio Sadinle, we aim to develop a method to assess the association between baseline and follow-up measures when an outcome is prone to missingness not at random and marginal functionals of the outcome in the population may be estimated from other sources.
I am pursuing a PhD in biostatistics at the University of Washington advised by Ken Rice, PhD and Mauricio Sadinle, PhD. My research with Ken Rice is on the use of decision-theoretic justification for frequentist significance tests to assess strength of evidence from an experiment after it has been conducted. In my research with Mauricio Sadinle, we aim to develop a method to assess the association between baseline and follow-up measures when an outcome is prone to missingness not at random and marginal functionals of the outcome in the population may be estimated from other sources.