Stanford University Department of Statistics

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The Stanford University Department of Statistics is a leading academic department renowned for its research and teaching in probability, statistics, and data science.

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instanceOf academic department
statistics department
affiliation School of Humanities and Sciences
surface form: School of Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University
campus Stanford University
surface form: Stanford University main campus
collaboratesWith Stanford Computer Science Department
Stanford Graduate School of Business
School of Engineering at Stanford University
surface form: Stanford School of Engineering

Stanford Medicine
surface form: Stanford School of Medicine
country United States of America
surface form: United States
emphasis applied problem solving
computational methods in statistics
rigorous theoretical training
fieldOfStudy applied statistics
biostatistics
data science
machine learning
probability
statistical computing
statistics
theoretical statistics
foundedBy Stanford University
hasResearchArea Bayesian statistics
biostatistics and biomedical data analysis
causal inference
computational statistics
environmental and climate statistics
financial statistics
high-dimensional statistics
spatial statistics
statistical learning
stochastic processes
time series analysis
hasWebsite https://statistics.stanford.edu/
knownFor contributions to data science
interdisciplinary collaborations across Stanford
research in applied statistics
research in probability theory
research in statistical theory
strong graduate training in statistics
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Stanford, California
offersDegree Bachelor’s degree in Statistics
Master’s degree in Statistics
PhD in Statistics
offersProgram data science–oriented programs
partOf Stanford University
reputation highly selective graduate programs
leading statistics department worldwide

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Persi Diaconis workInstitution Stanford University Department of Statistics
Stanford University Department of Mathematics collaboratesWith Stanford University Department of Statistics