Siqi Zheng is a researcher in Bayesian statistics who is hoping to continue studying statistics in graduate school. He is currently a business analyst at the University of Toronto, St. George Campus. His research interests include computational Bayesian statistics and model comparison. He was also a teaching assistant for STA130H1F 2020 and STA130H1S 2021.
He has presented his paper ( abstract on page 59) in reproducible Bayesian research at the Tenth Annual Canadian Statistics Student Conference (CSSC) and he was awarded second place for Best Oral Presentation.
BSc in Applied Statistics and Physics, 2022
University of Toronto, St. George Campus
Collaborate with professors to prepare and deliver high-quality tutorials for first-year students in Statistics. Explore innovative teaching methods and evaluate students’ works.
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Administrated the school library and the maker space in Clinton Street Junior Public School for more than 60 hours.
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Handled data visualization via Tableau for quarterly meeting and switched to the department of digital marketing, investigating topics to expanding the influence on social media and predicting user behaviors from the available data.
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