Yu-Ling Tseng
Vitae
  - Office
- Department of Applied Math
- A409 Science Building
- Hualien, 97401, Taiwan
- Phone: (03) 863-3518
- Fax: (03) 863-3510
- Email: yltseng@mail.ndhu.edu.tw 
 Education
- 1990-1994 Ph.D., Statistics, Cornell
University
    Dissertation:
       "Good Exact Confidence Sets and Minimax
Estimators for the Mean Vector of a Multivariate Normal Distribution"
           Chair:
Prof. L. D. Brown.
  
    1983-1987 B.S., Mathematics.Tsing Hwa University, Taiwan
 Professional Position
- Department of Applied Math, National Dong Hwa University
    - Associate Professor: 2003 to Present
- Assistant Professor : 1997 to 2003
Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica, Taipei
    - Assistant Research Fellow: 1994 to 1997
 Research Interests
- Statistical decision theory, Bayesian inference.
 
 
- Journal Reviews
    - Annals of Statistics
- JSPI
- AISM
 
- Journal of Chinese Statistical Association
 Publications
 
Tsao, C.A. and Tseng, Y.-L. (2003). Post-Data Power
Estimation.  Technical Report. National Dong  Hwa University
(submitted).
  Yu-Ling Tseng and Shao-Wei Wu (2003). Ranked-set-sample-based
tests for normal and exponential means. (submitted.)
  Shao-Wei Wu and Yu-Ling Tseng (2003). Best linear unbiased
estimators for the simple linear regression model with
median-ranked-set-samples. (submitted.)
  Simulated comparison on some predictors for binary sequences: to
randomize or not to randomize?  Submitted.  ~~ Joint with
Ling-Lien Su
   Checking robustness against dependence of tests through the
infinitely exchangeability framework.  In preparation.
  Post-data power estimation.  In preparation.
  Tsao, C.A. and Tseng, Y.-L. (2003). Confidence Estimation for
Tolerance Intervals.  Technical Report. National Dong  Hwa
University (submitted).
  Yu-Ling Tseng (2002). Optimal confidence sets for testing average
bioequivalence.  Test.  Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 127-141. 
  Yu-Ling Tseng (2003).  Set-induced minimax estimator for a
multivariate normal mean.  Journal of Statistical Planning and
Inference. To appear.
  C. Andy Tsao and Yu-Ling Tseng (2003). A statistical treatment of
the problem of division.  Metrika. To appear.
  Meng-Fa Wang and Yu-Ling Tseng (2002). Test for a normal mean
based on ranked-set samples. JCSA.Vol.40, No.3,p. 391-418.
  Yu-Ling Tseng (1998). Optimal confidence sets: from the effective
length aspect.  Proceedings: The 3rd Conference on Stctistical
Computing of the Asian Regional Section of the International Association
of Statistical Computing.  pp. 523-534. The only Invited Talk (with
discussion) from Taiwan (all expenses paid by IASC.)
  Yu-Ling Tseng and L. D. Brown (1997). Good exact confidence sets
for a multivariate normal mean.  The Annals of Statistics. 
Vol. 25,  No. 5,  pp. 2228-2258.
  
  Tsao, C.A. and Tseng, Y.L. (2000). Predicting the Correct
Prediction. Technical Report, National Dong Hwa University, Hualien,
Taiwan. (submitted)
  Levine, Richard, Tsao, Chen-Hai and Tseng, Yu-Ling (1995).
Assessing the Effects of Low-Level Lead Exposure. Technical Report,
Chung Cheng University.
  
   
  
  Conferences
  Tsao, C.A. and Tseng, Y.-L. (2001).
Predicting the correct prediction. Internatioal Chinese Statistical
Society Conference. Academia Sinica, Taipei.Tsao, C.A. and Tseng,
Y.-L. (1999).
A statistical approach to the Problem of division. The 52nd ISI
conference. Helsinki, Finland.Tseng, Yu-Ling (1998).
Optimal confidence sets: from the effective length aspect. 3rd
conference on Statistical Computing of the Asian Regional Section.
Manila, Philippines.
 Courses
  
    - Decision Theory
- Regression Analysis
 
- Hypotheses Testing and Interval Estimation
- Advance Statistical Theory
- Experimental Designs
 
- Statistics 
- Mathematical Statistics
 
- Calculus
- Introduction to Statistics and Probability (for non-majors)