Greetings! This is Tianshuang Wu. I'm a Ph.D candidate at the Department of Statistics at University of Michigan. My advisor is Professor Susan Murphy.
My primary interest is to apply Multiple comparisons methods to contruct set valued Dynamic treatment regimes using data from Sequential Multiple Assignment Randomized Trials (SMART).
My Publications
Assessing the variability of the attributable causes of death. Fu, WJ., Wu,TS., Wang,Y., Meng,HY., Huang JS. Open Access Medical Statistics. Sept 2011.
Work in Progress
Wu,TS., Pelham,W., Murphy,S.A. Set Valued Dynamic Treatment Regimes.
Ertefaie,A., Wu,TS., Lynch,K., Nahum-Shani,I. Identifying the Set that Contains the Best Dynamic Treatment Regimes.
A brief introduction to my research
Dynamic Treatment Regimes (DTRs) are of growing interest across the clinical sciences as they provide sequential, personalized decision making. Traditional DTRs recommend only one treatment at each decision point. This might not always be a good choice since there is often insucient evidence to differentiate between several "best" treatments. Instead, we would like to offer patients a set of treatments if we have no evidence to distinguish among them. Then the patients can choose among treatments in the set according to their own preference. My work is to develop an algorithm to construct such recommended sets.
Contact Information
Tianshuang Wu
437 West Hall
1085 South University Ave
Ann Arbor MI 48109
wutiansh at umich dot edu
My beloved family
Wei Wu at Dalian University of Techonology