Moulinath Banerjee

Associate Professor of Statistics and Biostatistics

451 West Hall
Department of Statistics
University of Michigan
1085 S. University
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1107

Phone: (734)-764-2388
Fax: (734)-763-4676
E-Mail:
Website: http://www.stat.lsa.umich.edu/~moulib/


Research Interests

Likelihood based methods, non-regular asymptotics, shape restricted estimation, nonparametric methods and their applications to the natural and biological sciences.

Courses Taught

Statistics 412, 425, 426
Statistics 610, 611, 612

Selected Publications

Banerjee M. & Wellner J.A. (2001) Likelihood ratio tests for monotone functions. Annals of Statistics 29 1699-1731.

Banerjee M. (2007) -- Likelihood based inference for monotone response models. Annals of Statistics, Vol 35, No. 3, pages 931--956

Banerjee, M. and McKeague, I.W. (2007) -- Confidence sets for split points in decision trees. Annals of Statistics, Vol 35, No.2., pages 543--574. 

Banerjee, M. and McKeague, I.W. (2007): Estimating optimal step--function approximations to instantaneous hazard rates.Bernoulli, Volume 13, Number 1, pages 279-299.

Sen, B. and Banerjee, M. (2007) -- A pseudo--likelihood method for analyzing interval censored data. Biometrika, Vol 94, pages 71 - 86.

Banerjee, M. (2007) -- Estimating monotone, unimodal and U--shaped failure rates using asymptotic pivots. Statistica Sinica, Vol 18, pages 467-492. 

Lan, Y., Banerjee, M. and Michailidis, G. (2008) -- Change point estimation under adaptive sampling. Annals of Statististics. To appear.