
Professor Dr. Arman Sabbaghi
Associate Professor
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Biography
Arman Sabbaghi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Statistics at Purdue University, specializing in Bayesian data analysis and causal inference among other areas. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematical Statistics from Purdue University and Mathematics with Honors from the same institution, followed by a master's and Ph.D. in Statistics from Harvard University. His expertise extends to clinical drug development, data science, and statistical process quality control, reflecting a comprehensive grasp of both theoretical and practical aspects of statistics. Over the years, Sabbaghi has made significant contributions to the field, earning several awards for his research and teaching, including the Trask Innovation Fund Award and the Department of Statistics Outstanding Assistant Professor Teaching Award. He is actively engaged in mentoring Ph.D. students and is known for his dedication to enhancing the quality of statistical education. His research interests plan to explore advanced methodologies in data visualization, machine learning, time series analysis, and experimental design. Sabbaghi's work is recognized internationally, as evidenced by his elect in the International Statistical Institute and multiple awards from the INFORMS Annual Meeting.
Research Interests
Awards
Elected Member
Trask Innovation Fund Award
Paper Award - Applied Human Factors Ergonomics (AHFE) Affiliated Conferences
Outstanding Assistant Professor Teaching Award
Theoretical Paper Award - INFORMS Annual Meeting
Student Paper Award - INFORMS Annual Meeting
Diversity Award
Scholarship & Research Award
Paper Award - INFORMS Annual Meeting
Early Career Scholarship
Requirements for Purdue University
Master Program
Requirements
GPA Requirement
TOEFL
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Prerequisites
Application Checklist
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- Academic Resume
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Specialization Notes
GRE is optional.