Xiaolei Lin

Xiaolei Lin

Assistant Professor at Fudan University

ABOUT ME

I am an Assistant Professor at the School of Data Science, Fudan University. My research interests include biostatistics, statistical methods for intensive longitudinal data, and statistical learning for clustering and longitudinal data. Before Fudan, I obtained my Ph.D in Biostatistics from The University of Chicago, under the supervision of Dr. Donald Hedeker.

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Biostatistics

Statistical methods for intensive longitudinal data.

Statistical learning for clustering and longitudinal data.

EDUCATION

Ph.D, The University of Chicago, 2018

Thesis: Statistical methods for Ecological Momentary Assessment Data: heterogeneous variance, missing data and latent state classification

MS, The University of Iowa, 2014

Thesis: Hierarchical auto-regressive model for longitudinal visual field loss assessment

BS, Sun Yat-Sen University, 2011

WORK EXPERIENCE

Assistant Professor, March 2019 – present

School of Data Science, Fudan University

Data Scientist Intern, Jun 2017 – Sep 2017

Google Inc, New York City, NY

Data Scientist Intern, Jun 2016 – Aug 2016

Google Inc, Mountain View, CA

PUBLICATION

Multivariate Shared-Parameter Mixed-Effects Location Scale Model for Analysis of In- tensive Longitudinal Data.

Mixed Location Scale Hidden Markov Model for The Analysis of Intensive Longitudinal Data

The Joint i3+3 (Ji3+3) Design for Phase I/II Adoptive Cell Therapy Clinical Trials.

Probability Intervals of Toxicity and Efficacy (PRINTE) design for Phase I Dose-Finding Clinical Trials.

The Impact of COVID-19 Outbreak on Consumer Expenditures: A Modeling Study Using Daily Expenditure Data in China

Substance Use Behaviors in Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients: Associations with Mental and Physical Health.

Effects of Psychosocial Factors on Adult Hypertension—a community-based case-control study