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Daniel Grose is a Research Fellow in Research Software Engineering at Lancaster University's School of Mathematical Sciences, specializing in statistical computing and reproducible research methodologies. He teaches advanced programming courses including STOR-601 modules (Introductory Python, R, C++ for Python Programmers, Interfacing R and C++), MATH-550 Python, and STOR-609 Programming for Reproducible Research.
His research focuses on time series analysis with emphasis on anomaly detection and change point detection algorithms. He develops practical statistical software implementations in R, creating tools for identifying structural breaks and anomalous patterns in complex datasets. His work bridges theoretical statistics with real-world computational applications, particularly in developing efficient algorithms for large-scale time series analysis.
Recent publications demonstrate a clear trend toward creating robust, user-friendly software packages for statistical practitioners, with both 2024 Journal of Statistical Software articles focusing on implementing change detection methodologies in accessible R frameworks. His research outputs prioritize practical utility alongside theoretical rigor.
Scientific awards: No awards or fellowships mentioned in available documentation.
Advising and grants: No information provided regarding student supervision, grant funding, or research projects beyond publication records.
He is actively involved with the Changepoints and Time Series research group, which concentrates on advancing methodological approaches for detecting structural changes in sequential data across various application domains.
