Sujit Ghosh

About

Sujit Kumar Ghosh is a Professor in the Department of Statistics at NC State University, located in SAS Hall. His office is situated at 5116 SAS Hall, and he can be contacted via phone at (919) 515-2570 or email at sujit_ghosh@ncsu.edu. His professional focus involves statistical research, with an emphasis on quantifying uncertainty, as highlighted by his statement that 'Uncertainty is Unavoidable, but Certainly Quantifiable.' Ghosh maintains an active academic profile, including contributions to Google Scholar, ORCiD, Academia, and LinkedIn. His work and academic presence are dedicated to advancing statistical methodologies and understanding uncertainty in various contexts.

Research topics

• Computer Science
• Statistics
• Artificial Intelligence
• Econometrics
• Mathematics
• Agricultural economics
• Ecology
• Physics
• Finance
• Business

Selected publications

• Unintended environmental benefits of crop insurance: Nitrogen and phosphorus in water bodies

  Ecological Economics · 2022 · 17 citations

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• Heatwave duration: Characterizations using probabilistic inference

  Environmetrics · 2020 · 12 citations

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  Abstract Characterization of heatwave duration is becoming increasingly important in environmental research as they pose a significant threat to many human lives worldwide. Although several quantification of the extremities of a heatwave have been proposed in literature, they are mostly improvised and there does not exist a universally accepted definition of heatwave. In this article, we devise a probabilistic inferential framework to characterize heatwave and come up with a definition that can…

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• On empirical estimation of mode based on weakly dependent samples

  Computational Statistics & Data Analysis · 2020 · 8 citations

  Senior authorCorresponding
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• A Flexible Spherical Mixture Model for Gamma-Ray Burst Patterns Obtained from BATSE and FERMI Mission

  Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific · 2025-02-01 · 5 citations

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  Abstract The study encapsulates the investigation into the spherical distributional characteristics of parameters relevant to Gamma-Ray Bursts (GRBs), mainly focusing on their Galactic coordinates. The study utilized a mixture of von Mises Fisher spherical distributions to model the spatial distribution of GRBs in both BATSE and FERMI catalogs. Optimal numbers of mixture components were determined for different subsets of GRBs, including Long and Short GRBs. For the BATSE catalog, it turns out t…

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• Distributional Outcome Regression via Quantile Functions and its Application to Modelling Continuously Monitored Heart Rate and Physical Activity

  Journal of the American Statistical Association · 2025-02-03 · 4 citations

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Frequent coauthors

• Barry K. Goodwin

  North Carolina State University

  26 shared

• Sarbari Ghosh

  University of Calcutta

  9 shared

• Suraj Anand

  9 shared

• Avik Ghosh Dastidar

  Mizoram University

  9 shared

• Ying Zhu

  8 shared

• Hyungsuk Tak

  8 shared

• Ian Czekala

  Pennsylvania State University

  6 shared

• Muhtarjan Osman

  6 shared

Labs

• North Carolina State University Department of StatisticsPI

Education

• Ph.D, Department of Statistics

  University of Connecticut

  1996

• M-Stat, Department of Statistics

  Indian Statistical Institute

  1992

• B-Stat, Statistics

  Indian Statistical Institute

  1990

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