Congratulations to all award recipients of the 2026 ICSA Applied Statistics Symposium!
“Variable Selection in Multivariate Functional Linear Regression”
“Sieve Estimation of the Additive Hazards Model with Bivariate Current Status Data”
“Set-Based Tests for Genetic Association Studies with Interval-Censored Competing Risks Outcomes”
“Covariate-Balancing-Aware Interpretable Deep Learning Models for Treatment Effect Estimation”
New York University
“Policy-Aware Design of Large-Scale Factorial Experiments”
Johns Hopkins University
“MV-PEAL: A Federated Learning Framework for Multivariate Longitudinal EHR Data”
Stanford University
“Conformal Selective Prediction with General Risk Control”
University of Connecticut
“Preserving Rare Features in Big Data Regression: Balanced Subsampling”
University of Notre Dame
“Covariate-Adjusted Deep Causal Learning for Heterogeneous Panel Data Models”
University of Washington
“Robust and Data-Adaptive Integration of Nonconcurrent Data in Platform Trials via Gaussian Processes”
George Mason University
“Distributed Synthetic Surrogate Functional Regression (D-SSFR): A Scalable and Robust Framework for Estimating Spatially Varying Covariate Effects in AI-Augmented Neuroimaging”
Yale University
“Integrating Prioritized and Non-Prioritized Structures in Win Statistics”
Chinese Academy of Sciences; University of Connecticut
“Maximum-Variance-Reduction Stratification for Improved Subsampling”
New York University
“Randomization-Based Inference for Average Treatment Effects in Inexactly Matched Observational Studies”
University of Virginia
“Measuring Geographic Heterogeneities in Group Effect Using Semi-Parametric Spatial Effect Models under Complex Survey Sampling Designs”
George Washington University
“Regularized Ensemble Forecasting for Learning Weights from Historical and Current Forecasts”
George Washington University
“To Adaptively Randomize or to Rerandomize: A Comparison of Covariate-Adaptive Randomization and Rerandomization”
University of Utah
“A Distributionally Robust Framework for Safe and Generalizable Utilization of Surrogates”
Harvard University
“Synthetic Phenotype Assisted Linear Mixed Models Improve Proteome-Wide Genetic Discovery in Incomplete Biobank Data”
George Washington University
“Feature Selection in Penalized Generalized Estimating Equations with False Discovery Rate Control”
The 2026 ICSA Applied Statistics Symposium is supported in part by the U.S. National Science Foundation under DMS-2603665.
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