Sujit Sahu is a Professor of Statistics at the University of Southampton. He is the author of the book Introduction to Probability, Statistics & R; Foundations for Data-Based Sciences, published by Springer Nature in 2024.
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He is also the author of the book Bayesian modeling of spatio-temporal data with R published by Chapman and Hall/CRC Press. Here is a (Twitter) X video introducing the book. This textbook is one of the top 20 winners of the Book Authority Best Bayesian Statistics Books of All Time.
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Download Sujit’s resumΓ©.
PhD in Statistics, 1994
University of Connecticut
Master of Statistics, 1989
Indian Statistical Institute
Supervision Record, Experience and Employment history
Educational Qualifications and Experience.
The package source is available from CRAN and github. Here is a full version of the vignette.
install.packages("bmstdr", dependencies = TRUE)
devtools::install_github("sujit-sahu/bmstdr", build_vignettes = TRUE)
library(bmstdr)
ls("package:bmstdr")
browseVignettes('bmstdr')
Ms Laura Scala (BSc)
π I loved learning about and exploring different modelling techniques in Statistics. I can confidently say that it was the best module I have taken in my fourth year. At times it was really challenging but Sujit guided me patiently and effectively which helped me progress with my research, thus making it fun, engaging and very enjoyable. The constant support provided encouraged me to aspire for a deeper understanding of the topic.
Ms Melody August (BSc)
I just wanted to say thank you for all the help you gave me, particularly in my last-minute panic to get it all done! I found the topic very interesting and something I could see myself doing in my future career. I enjoyed completing the project as it gave a better insight to what a career in data may involve, through cleaning and analyzing data and then writing a final report. You continued to push me to achieve my best.π
Ms Xiaoqing Chen (MSc)
I have learned a lot from Prof Sahu. At first I was not sure if I would like all the coding in R. But he certainly made it easy for me to learn. π
Browse the bmstdr book