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DavidB256/README.md

First-year biology PhD student in the CMDB program at Johns Hopkins University. Working in the Steven Salzberg lab on computational human genomics. Recent University of Virginia grad with majors in statistics and mathematics and minors in biology and Spanish. Passionate about statistics, evolutionary theory, methods development, pedagogy, and everything in between.

Reach me via email at dbass13 at jh dot edu.

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  1. kinetic_trap_estimation kinetic_trap_estimation Public

    Rotation project in Margaret Johnson lab. Uses autodiff-powered machine learning to estimate rate constants that parameterize chemical reactions networks from experimental data.

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  2. Plurality-Test Plurality-Test Public

    A project made to answer the question, "If m candidates run in an election in which n voters each vote for one candidate, how can we be confident that the leading candidate has a statistically sign…

    R

  3. DavidB256 DavidB256 Public

    Config files for my GitHub profile.

  4. Riemann-surfaces-as-components-of-a-sheaf-of-germs-of-analytic-functions Riemann-surfaces-as-components-of-a-sheaf-of-germs-of-analytic-functions Public

    Expository research in complex analysis and topology conducted through the University of Virginia Department of Mathematics' Directed Reading Program.

    TeX

  5. Constructing-the-chi-square-test-of-independence-with-a-multinomial-sample Constructing-the-chi-square-test-of-independence-with-a-multinomial-sample Public

    Lecture slides showing a construction of the chi-square test of independence via a multinomial random variable and Wilks' theorem.

    TeX

  6. Examining-coalescent-times-of-evolutionary-simulations-in-msprime Examining-coalescent-times-of-evolutionary-simulations-in-msprime Public

    Statistical analysis of effects of demographic and theoretical parameters on coalescent population genetics simulations created with msprime.

    Python