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Donald E. K. Martin is an Associate Professor of Statistics at North Carolina State University (NCSU), affiliated with the College of Sciences. He holds a Ph.D. in Mathematical Statistics from the University of Maryland (1990). His research focuses on statistical theory, time series analysis, and pattern distribution in sequences. He has received awards including the 2018 College of Sciences Faculty Diversity Professional Development Award and the 2021-2022 Dennis Boos Citizenship Award.
Dr. Martin has extensive professional experience, including roles as Co-Director of Graduate Programs (2015-2017) and active participation in departmental committees. He has supervised numerous PhD students and contributed to initiatives like ADJOINT, promoting diversity in mathematics. His teaching spans courses in statistical theory and applications, such as ST370, ST380, and advanced topics in time series (ST782/783).
His research emphasizes computational statistics and probabilistic methods, with recent work on sparse Markov models and scan statistics. Key contributions include methodologies for pattern recognition in sequences and efficient algorithms for statistical inference.
Grants include NSF funding for categorical time series analysis (2018-2023) and prior projects on pattern distributions (2011-2014). He is an active reviewer for journals and conferences, and a member of the American Statistical Association's JEDI outreach group.
