Practicum Student
Current- Developed and implemented SARIMA models to capture and predict seasonal patterns within respiratory virus transmission data, enabling accurate short-term forecasts that account for recurring fluctuations in virus spread.- Complemented this approach with logistic regression to analyze binary outcomes, specifically modeling the likelihood of severe disease occurrence and assessing how various risk factors contribute to increased transmission and health risks.-Applied Generalized Additive Models (GAMs) with weights and offsets to account for changes in the total number of tests, capturing complex, nonlinear relationships and providing a flexible framework to understand trends shaped by demographic and environmental variables.