PhD-theses

PhD-theses

• 2011-2014 TBA
• Crispin Mutshinda Mwanza, 2010. Bayesian analysis of population dynamics.
• Olli Saarela, 2010. On probability-based inference under data missing by design.
• Matti Pirinen, 2009. Bayesian inference for retrospective population genetics models using Markov chain Monte Carlo methods.
• Jing Tang, 2009. Bayesian statistical analysis of bacterial diversity.
• Rashi Gupta, 2009. Methods to improve gene signal: application to cDNA microarrays.
• Pekka Marttinen, 2008. Discovering hidden structures in molecular data using a Bayesian model partition approach.
• Janne Pitkäniemi, 2008. Statistical analysis of the associations of hereditary factors with the risk of Type 1 diabetes
   and Diabetic Nephropathy based on the familial data collected through ascertainment from population-based registers.
• Antti Tanskanen, 2008. Mathematical models on the impact of noise and dyadic molecular structures of the properties of a
   cardiac myocyte. (applied mathematics)
• Anna Kuparinen, 2007. Gene flow from transgenic populations: models and applications for risk assessment.
• Jukka Jokinen, 2007. Joint regression and association models for repeated categorical responses.
• Samu Mäntyniemi, 2006. Bayesian fisheries stock assessment: integrating and updating knowledge.
• Sampo Smolander, 2006. Radiative transfer, interception and scattering in coniferous forests: models and applications for
   production ecology and remote sensing. (applied mathematics)
• Päivi Onkamo, 2002. Genetic mapping in complex traits: the case of Type 1 diabetes.
• Tommi Härkänen, 2001. Bayesian intensity models in analyzing survival data: case studies in dental caries and rat
   tumorigenicity.
• Jukka Ranta, 2001. On probabilistic models for the surveillance and prediction of disease incidence with latent processes:
   case studies on meningococcal outbreaks, childhood diabetes and poliomyelitis.
• Andriy Andreev, 2000. Nonparametric statistical modeling of recurrent events: A Bayesian approach.
• Pasi Korhonen, 2000. Accelerated failure time models for non-ignorable non-compliance in randomized studies.
• Mikko Sillanpää, 2000.  Bayesian QTL mapping in inbred and outbred experimental designs.
• Kari Auranen, 1999.  On Bayesian modelling of recurrent infections.