Graduate Mathematician and Statistician with a specialism in computational statistics, wavelet methods and stochastic processes.
After completing an MSc in Statistics (Theory and Methods) at Imperial College London, I am currently undertaking a PhD in Statistics under the supervision of Professor Emma McCoy and Dr. Ed Cohen researching the application of wavelets to Point Processes.
I completed my Masters thesis on identifiability of self-exciting point processes, and continued to extend this work during my PhD.
Furthermore, I was a Google Summer of Code open source developer working on creating and maintaining a package for R Project for Statistical Computing. This package is called changepoint.online, and alongside developing the package, I also developed new statistical methods. My research involved the creation of new changepoint detection methods which are online versions of the statistical methods PELT and ECP. I have continued to develop changepoint methods and additionally develop wavelet methods.
PhD Statistics, Ongoing
Imperial College London
MSc Statistics - Theory and Methods (Distinction), 2020
Imperial College London
BSc Mathematics with Statistics (First Class Hons), 2019
Lancaster University