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Faculty of Mathematics

 

 

Professor 
Research Interests: High-dimensional statistics and large-scale data analysis

 

Publications

Double-estimation-friendly inference for high-dimensional misspecified models
RD Shah, P Bühlmann
(2019)
Challenges in comparing physical abuse, fractures and metabolic bone disease in young children in the UK and Sweden
PD Mitchell, R Brown, T Wang, RD Shah, RJ Samworth
– Archives of disease in childhood
(2019)
104,
1122
Multi-centre study of non-accidental injury and limb fractures in young children in the East Anglia region, UK
PD Mitchell, R Brown, T Wang, RD Shah, RJ Samworth, S Deakin, P Edge, I Hudson, R Hutchinson, K Stohr, M Latimer, R Natarajan, S Qasim, A Rehm, A Sanghrajka, E Tissingh, GM Wright
– Archives of Disease in Childhood
(2019)
104,
956
A multiple myeloma classification system that associates normal B-cell subset phenotypes with prognosis.
JS Bødker, RF Brøndum, A Schmitz, AA Schönherz, DS Jespersen, M Sønderkær, C Vesteghem, H Due, CH Nørgaard, M Perez-Andres, MK Samur, F Davies, B Walker, C Pawlyn, M Kaiser, D Johnson, U Bertsch, A Broyl, M van Duin, R Shah, P Johansen, MA Nørgaard, RJ Samworth, P Sonneveld, H Goldschmidt et al.
– Blood advances
(2018)
2,
2400
The xyz algorithm for fast interaction search in high-dimensional data
GA Thanei, N Meinshausen, RD Shah
– Journal of Machine Learning Research
(2018)
19,
37
On b-bit min-wise hashing for large-scale regression and classification with sparse data
RD Shah, N Meinshausen
– Journal of Machine Learning Research
(2018)
18,
1
Goodness-of-Fit Tests for High Dimensional Linear Models
RD Shah, P Bühlmann
– Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series B (Statistical Methodology)
(2017)
80,
113
Modelling Interactions in High-dimensional Data with Backtracking
RD Shah
– Journal of Machine Learning Research
(2016)
17,
1
Modelling interactions in high-dimensional data with backtracking
RD Shah
– Journal of Machine Learning Research
(2016)
17,
1
A NEW MULTIPLE MYELOMA CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM THAT CORRELATES TO DISEASE STAGE AND PROGNOSIS - INDICATION OF REVERSIBLE PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY AS A HALLMARK
HE Johnsen, JS Bodker, A Schmitz, S Falgreen, M Perez-Andres, MK Samur, F Davies, C Pawlyn, M Kaiser, D Johnson, U Bertsch, A Broijl, M van Duin, R Shah, MK Kjeldsen, KS Bergkvist, AE Bilgrau, P Johansen, TC El-Galaly, R Samworth, P Sonneveld, H Goldschmidt, GJ Morgan, A Orfao, N Munshi et al.
– HAEMATOLOGICA
(2016)
101,
160
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Research Groups

Statistical Laboratory
Statistics

Room

D1.15

Telephone

01223 765923