Biography
Dr Ziyang Lyu is a lecturer (tenure track assistant professor) in statistics in the School of Mathematics and Statistics. His research focuses on asymptotic analysis, mixed models—particularly with crossed random effects, small area estimations, and finite Gaussian mixture models. He also has a keen interest in statistical methodology for extreme value theory and machine learning, with a focus on semi-supervised learning for pattern...view more
Dr Ziyang Lyu is a lecturer (tenure track assistant professor) in statistics in the School of Mathematics and Statistics. His research focuses on asymptotic analysis, mixed models—particularly with crossed random effects, small area estimations, and finite Gaussian mixture models. He also has a keen interest in statistical methodology for extreme value theory and machine learning, with a focus on semi-supervised learning for pattern recognition.
My Research Supervision
Areas of supervision
Asymptotic Theory; Mixed model; Semi-Supervised Learning; Longitudinal Analysis
Currently supervising
If you're interested in pursuing a PhD or MPhil at UNSW under my supervision and meet the eligibility criteria for any of the scholarships listed here, please feel free to contact me:)
My Teaching
2025:
MATH2871-Data Management for Statistical Analysis (Course Convener)
MATH5846-Introduction to Probability and Stochastic Processes (Course Convener)
2024:
MATH5856- Introduction to Statistics and Statistical Computations (Course Convener)
MATH5806-Applied Regression Analysis(Course Convener)
Location
UNSW Sydney
NSW 2052, AUSTRALIA
The Red Centre
Room 1050