Collyer Lab Statistical Computing Research

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Statistical computing research in the Collyer Lab of Evolutionary Morphometrics and Statistics.

Student researchers will work at the intersection of computer science and multivariate statistics to help develop recursive algorithms for analysis of high-dimensional morphometric data. Skills required include programming proficiency in R and C/C++, experience with applied linear algebra, and broad knowledge of evolutionary biology or morphometrics.

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