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Nishiyama Lab
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A lab that studies the theory and applications of multivariate statistical analysis.
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Theory and applications of multivariate statistical analysis.
The Nishiyama Lab studies the development of the theory of multivariate statistical analysis and its applications.
Its research fields are multivariate analysis in statistical science and mathematical statistics in the foundations of mathematics and applied mathematics.
Professor Takahiro Nishiyama works on research in multivariate statistical analysis, and joined the Department of Science Communication as a professor in April 2026.
Key terms
- Multivariate analysis
- Statistical methods for handling together data in which multiple items are measured at the same time
- Mathematical statistics
- A field that builds statistical methods as mathematical theory and studies their properties
ResearchResearch themes
The Nishiyama Lab's research topic is the development of the theory of multivariate statistical analysis and its applications. Its research fields are multivariate analysis in statistical science and mathematical statistics in the foundations of mathematics and applied mathematics.
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- ProfessorTakahiro Nishiyama
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