Hi! I'm Adam, a Bayesian statistician primarily working with the Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics at the CDC. Previously, I completed my PhD in statistics at Imperial College London. For more information, and my blog, see athowes.github.io. To give an idea about my work, see:
| Repository | Description |
|---|---|
epidist |
An R package for estimating the time between events with interval censoring and right truncation |
thesis |
My thesis, "Bayesian spatio-temporal methods for small-area estimation of HIV indicators", supervised by Seth Flaxman (Oxford, CS) and Jeff Eaton (Imperial, DIDE; Harvard, CCDD) |
beyond-borders |
Evaluating the suitability of spatial adjacency for small-area estimation (arealutils) |
multi-agyw |
Estimating HIV risk group proportions with a multinomial spatio-temporal model (multi.utils, UNAIDS) |
naomi-aghq |
Improving approximate Bayesian inference methods for extended latent Gaussian models (inf.utils) |
exp-growth |
Time-series methods for disease-agnostic metagenomic environmental threat detection |
- I'm always looking to improve at writing clear, concise, efficient, reproducible code. Any suggestions, let me know! I predominantly program in R. Over time, I'd like to become multilinual by learning Python (and maybe Julia?): advice welcome.
- I'm currently reading: Trees, maps, and theorems, The Effective Manager, and miscellaneous resources about technical management, see
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