Setting the duration of online A/B experiments
Harrison H. Li and Chaoyu Yu (2024)
Efficient combination of observational and experimental datasets under general restrictions on outcome mean functions
Harrison H. Li (2024)
RbX: Region-based explanations of prediction models
Ismael Lemhadri, Harrison H. Li and Trevor Hastie (2022)
Double machine learning and design in batch adaptive experiments
Harrison H. Li and Art B. Owen. Journal of Causal Inference, in press.
A general characterization of optimal tie-breaker designs Harrison H. Li and Art B. Owen. Annals of Statistics, 2023. Journal link
The following papers are meteorological data analysis projects from my high school and early undergraduate years. From a statistical perspective they are quite methodologically routine.
Suppression of Arctic Air Formation with Climate Warming: Investigation with a Two-Dimensional Cloud-Resolving Model
Timothy W. Cronin, Harrison H. Li and Eli Tziperman. Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, 2017
Future Changes in Convective Storm Days over the Northeastern United States Using Linear Discriminant Analysis Applied to CMIP5 Predictions
Harrison H. Li and Brian A. Colle. Journal of Climate, 2016
Multidecadal Changes in the Frequency and Ambient Conditions of Warm Season Convective Storms over the Northeastern United States
Harrison H. Li and Brian A. Colle. Journal of Climate, 2014