Manuel M. Müller

I am a PhD student in Statistics at the Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge and the Cantab Capital Institute for the Mathematics of Information. Currently, my focus is on problems in subgroup selection. I am supervised by Richard J. Samworth and Henry W. J. Reeve. Moreover, I am a regular helper at the Statistics Clinic.
I can be best reached at mm2559@cam.ac.uk.

Paper(s)

Müller, M. M., Reeve, H. W. J., Cannings, T. I. and Samworth, R. J. (2024) Isotonic subgroup selection. J. Roy. Statist. Soc., Ser. B, to appear (arXiv:2305.04852).
Downloads: Paper, R Package, Supplementary data.
Talk: animated slides (created with manim-slides), PDF-slides.

Awards

Smith-Knight and Rayleigh-Knight Prize 2024 (Group 2) of the Faculty of Mathematics, University of Cambridge.
Student Travel Award at the IMS International Conference on Statistics and Data Science 2023.
G-Research Grant awarded to fund travel to the Joint Statistical Meetings 2023.
Student Paper Award at the Joint Statistical Meetings 2023. Awarded by the American Statistical Association Section on Nonparametric Statistics.
Best Presentation Award at the Joint Statistical Meetings 2023. Awarded by the American Statistical Association Section on Nonparametric Statistics.
Award of the University of Vienna Merit Scholarship (2016 - 2020).

Teaching

Part III examples class instructor (University of Cambridge, Faculty of Mathematics, 2023):
Part III Topics in Statistical Theory
Supervision (University of Cambridge, Faculty of Mathematics, 2022 – 2023):
Part II Principles of Statistics,
Part II Mathematics of Machine Learning.
Workshops (University of Cambridge, Faculty of Mathematics, 2022 – 2023):
Preparatory workshop in statistics for incoming Part III students.
Tutorial classes and teaching assistance (University of Vienna, Department of Statistics and Faculty of Computer Science, 2017 – 2020):
Principles of Statistics,
Analysis,
Statistical Inference,
Foundations of Data Analysis.

Education

2021 – Mag.rer.soc.oec. Statistics (equivalent to MSc), University of Vienna. Thesis: A non-asymptotic analysis of averaged SGD for least squares regression.
2018 – BSc Statistics, University of Vienna. Thesis: A simulation study on Stability Selection.