Yung-Pin Chen received his PhD in statistics from Purdue University in 1994. He taught at Occidental College, Pomona College, and Smith College before coming to Lewis & Clark College in 2002. He is fascinated by the study of randomness.
Markov processes; adaptive clinical trials; Ehrenfest urn models
PhD 1994 Purdue University, BS 1984 National Chengchi University, Taiwan
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Students’ summer research uses gaming to create smarter computers
Brandon Cieslak ’15, Samuel Kelly ’14, Sam Levenick ’15, and Rosemary Anderson High School student Kal Johnson are working alongside Associate Professor of Computer Science Peter Drake and Associate Professor of Mathematics Yung-Pin Chen to develop an artificially intelligent program to play the board game Go.
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