Samuel W. K. Wong

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Manifold-constrained Gaussian processes for inference of mixed-effects ordinary differential equations with application to pharmacokinetics Biometrics	2026-09-08	Paper
A Bayesian collocation integral method for system identification of ordinary differential equations Biometrics	2025-11-10	Paper
A Bayesian Collocation Integral Method for Parameter Estimation in Ordinary Differential Equations Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics	2025-06-24	Paper
Particle Gibbs for likelihood-free inference of stochastic volatility models Statistics and Computing	2025-03-07	Paper
Inference of dynamic systems from noisy and sparse data via manifold-constrained Gaussian processes Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America	2025-03-05	Paper
Bayesian Analysis of Accumulated Damage Models in Lumber Reliability Technometrics	2024-10-18	Paper
Estimating Boltzmann averages for protein structural quantities using sequential Monte Carlo STATISTICA SINICA	2024-06-12	Paper
Bayesian analysis of coupled cellular and nuclear trajectories for cell migration Biometrics	2023-10-30	Paper
On the circular correlation coefficients for bivariate von Mises distributions on a torus Statistical Papers	2023-06-19	Paper
Sequential decision model for inference and prediction on nonuniform hypergraphs with application to knot matching from computational forestry The Annals of Applied Statistics	2019-12-19	Paper
Sequential decision model for inference and prediction on nonuniform hypergraphs with application to knot matching from computational forestry The Annals of Applied Statistics	2019-12-19	Paper
Exploring the conformational space for protein folding with sequential Monte Carlo The Annals of Applied Statistics	2018-11-15	Paper

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