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Miyata Lab
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The lab studies directional statistics, a branch of statistics for data that include directions.
AboutAbout the lab
Building flexible models for directional data.
Miyata Lab's research fields are directional statistics in statistical science and Bayesian statistics in foundations of mathematics and applied mathematics.
Its research topic is constructing flexible models for multivariate data that include directions.
In Bayesian statistics, the lab also works on asymptotic expansions.
Associate Professor Yoichi Miyata joined the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Informatics at Tokyo University of Science in April 2026.
Key terms
- Directional statistics
- A field of statistics that deals with multivariate data that include directions.
ResearchResearch themes
Miyata Lab's research fields are statistical science (directional statistics) and foundations of mathematics and applied mathematics (Bayesian statistics). Its work covers modeling multivariate data that include directions and asymptotic expansions in Bayesian statistics.
*Illustrative imageFlexible Models for Directional Data
The research topic is constructing flexible models for multivariate data that include directions. The field is directional statistics within statistical science, and this research has continued from 2017 to the present.
*Illustrative imageAsymptotic Expansions in Bayesian Statistics
Research on asymptotic expansions in Bayesian statistics has continued from 2002 to the present. The field is Bayesian statistics within foundations of mathematics and applied mathematics.
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- Associate ProfessorYoichi Miyata
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- Top image: “Les 32 vents de Provence” Compo / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Flexible Models for Directional Data: “WInd Rose Aguiar” Alvesgaspar / CC BY 2.5 (cropped)
- Asymptotic Expansions in Bayesian Statistics: “Abacus Kit” Manju Thilagavathi / CC0 (cropped)
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