Jeffrey S. Rosenthal's interdisciplinary research activities

(Last updated: January 2004.)

Research in my "core" areas of Statistics and Mathematics is not included here; see my research page for a full list of all my research papers.

• Collaboration with Economists M.J. Osborne and M.A. Turner about probabilistic game theory; paper published in American Economic Review, 2000.
• Collaboration with Management / Finance professor J.Z. Wei (and mathematician R.B. Israel) about transition probabilities for credit ratings; paper published in Mathematical Finance, 2000.
• Collaboration with Computer Scientists J.J. Lu and A.E. Shaffer about probabilistic algorithms; conference proceedings version published in Computer Science conference FTP '00; paper published in Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, 2003.
• Collaboration with Management / Finance professor M.J. Gordon about probabilistic models of corporate wealth; paper published in Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2003.
• Collaboration with Computer Scientists A. Borodin and P. Tsaparas (and Statistician Gareth Roberts) about web page ranking algorithms; conference proceedings version published in Computer Science conference WWW10 (chosen as "selected area highlight"); journal paper currently under revision with Computer Science journal ACM Transactions on Internet Technology.
• Work in the Computer Science area about Markov chain models for browsing the web (joint with A. Feuerverger); paper to be published in Statistics and Computing, to appear.
• Collaboration with Psychologists D.M. Day, I. Bevc, and F. Theodor (and Statistician Thierry Duchesne) about juvenile and adult criminal-conviction trajectories; poster presented at American Psychological Association annual convention, 2003; journal version under preparation.
• Collaboration with Psychologists I. Bevc, F. Theodor, and E. Sowa (and Statistician Thierry Duchesne) about psychiatric assessments and criminal-conviction trajectories; poster presented at American Psychological Association annual convention, 2003; journal version under preparation.
• Co-investigator on joint Computer Science / Statistics MITACS grant about Interactive Data Mining (lead investigator was Computer Scientist Raymond Ng), $260,000 total, 2002-2004.