Jun.-Prof. Dr. Marc Ditzhaus

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Jun.-Prof. Dr. Marc Ditzhaus

Institut für Mathematische Stochastik (IMST)
Universitätsplatz 2, 39106 Magdeburg, G18-408
Sprechzeiten: Während der Vorlesungsfreien Zeit nach Vereinbarung
Vita

Curriculum Vitae

  • Since 2022 - Assistent Professor (W1), Faculty of Mathematics, Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg,
  • 2021 - 2022 - Akademischer Rat auf Zeit ( ≈ Lecturer), Department of Statistics, TU Dortmund University
  • 2019 - 2021 - Postdoctoral researcher, Department of Statistics, TU Dortmund University
  • 2018 - 2019 - Postdoctoral researcher, Department of Statistics, University of Ulm, 
  • 2017 - Doctoral Degree, Mathematics, Heinrich-Heine-Univeristy of Duesseldorf
  • 2014 - 2017 - Research Assistant, Mathematical Institute, Heinrich-Heine-Univeristy of Duesseldorf

Grants and Awards

  • Joachim Hartung Prize, Young Researcher Award, International Workshop of the DR-IBS WG Nonparametric Methods (2020)
  • DAAD-Grant Vortragsreisenprogramm for New Zealand (2017)
  • HeRA-Grant (Heine Research Acadamies) for New Zealand (2017)

Miscellaneous

 

Projects

Projects

Past projects

Publications

R-packages

  • mdir.logrank: available on CRAN. This package consists of a flexible combination approach of weighted log-rank-tests for the two-sided (Ditzhaus and Friedrich, 2020) and fone-sided (Ditzhaus and Pauly, 2019) two sample survival testing problem.
  • GFD: available on CRAN. Implementation of the QANOVA method (Ditzhaus, Fried and Pauly, 2021, Test) into the existing package GFD consisting of a mean-based procedure for general factorial designs.
  • GFDsurv: avaibable on CRAN and as a SHINY-App. This packages contains three different tests for survival data in general factorial designs (Ditzhaus, Dobler and Pauly, 2021; Ditzhaus, Janssen and Pauly, 2020; Dobler and Pauly, SMMR, 2019) from the first project phase. The package will be updated stepwisely by the new methods devoloped during the current second project phase.
  • GFDrmst: available on CRAN and as a SHINY-App. This package consists multiple tests based on the restricted mean survival time (RMST) for general factorial designs as described in Munko et al. (2024, Stat. Med.) 
  • GFDmcv: available on CRAN. This package consists the global and multiple testing strategies for the multivariate coefficient of variation (Ditzhaus and Smaga, 2022, 2023).

 

Preprints

  • Föge, Pauly, Schmid and Ditzhaus (2024). From naive trees to Random Forests: A general approach for proving consistency of tree-based methods  (arXiv: 2404.06850)
  • Thurow, Dormuth, Sauer, Ditzhaus and Pauly (2023). How to Simulate Realistic Survival Data? A Simulation Study to Compare Realistic Simulation Models.  (arXiv:2308.07842)
  • Munko, Ditzhaus, Pauly, Smaga and Zhang (2023). General multiple tests for functional data. (arXiv:2306.15259)
  • Ditzhaus and Smaga (2023). Inference for all variants of the multivariate coefficient of variation in factorial designs. (arXiv:2301.12009)
  • Fernandez, Rivera and Ditzhaus (2022). A Multiple kernel testing procedure for non-proportional hazards in factorial designs. (arXiv:2206.07239)
  • Ditzhaus and Janssen (2019). Dependence correction of multiple tests with applications to sparsity. (arxiv:1909.13727)

 

Publications

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

Research interests
  • Biostatistics
  • Factorial Designs
  • High or Infinite-Dimensional Statistical Inference, in particular functional data analysis
  • Multiple Testing
  • Nonparametric Statistics
  • Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Spaces
  • Resampling Procedures
  • Survival Analysis. 
Teaching

Sommersemester 2024

Survival Analysis E-Learning

Oberseminar zur Stochastik

Wintersemester 2022/23

Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie LSF E-Learning

Oberseminar zur Stochastik LSF

Sommersemester 2022

Survival Analysis LSF E-Learning

Oberseminar zur Stochastik LSF

 

Information about my teaching activities before 2022 can be provided on request.

Theses

Bachelor, Master, and PhD topics are available upon request, do not hesitate to ask me! Since the majority of topics will naturally come from my research interests, you might check them first and decide what is of your own interest. Furthermore, the following webpage might be useful to choose a general direction of the thesis.

Below, you find a list of theses I supervised in the past.

Supervised Theses in Magdeburg

  • Multiple Teststrategien für nichtparametrische Estimands in der Überlebenszeitanalyse (Co-supervision with Prof. Dr. Dennis Dobler, Master thesis, 2024, RUNNING)
  • Inference for Competing Risks based on Area between Curves Statisitics  (Co-supervision with Prof. Dr. Markus Pauly, Master thesis, 2024)

Supervised Thesis in Dortmund

  • MultiFANOVA: Multiple Contrast Tests for Functional Data (Co-supervision with Prof. Dr. Markus Pauly, Master thesis, 2022) This thesis was awarded by the DStatG as the best master's thesis.
  • Random survival forests beyond the Cox model: Simulation study for new splitting rules (Bachelor thesis, 2021)
  • Quantile-based MANOVA: A new tool for inferring multivariate data in factorial designs. (Master thesis, 2021)
  • Solutions for the curse of non-proportional hazards: The potential of the net benefit in clinical trials (Bachelor thesis, 2021)
  • Analysing the Development of IQ in a South African Sample from Childhood to Emerging Adulthood using Latent Class Mixed Models (Bachelor thesis, 2020). This thesis was award by the Alumni Association as the best bachelor thesis.

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