Statistical Consulting & Research

Joseph S. Miller

Designing efficient experiments and statistical modeling strategies.

About

I'm a statistician developing efficient optimal experiment design tools that work for survey sampling, A/B testing, and other data collection challenges. My work blends new frameworks in information theory with applied modeling to quantify uncertainty and make adaptive experiment design practical. I also specialize in tractable probabilistic modeling, enabling efficient probabilistic queries and inference. For marketing teams, I work on marketing mix modeling, incrementality measurement, and experiment design for marketing decisions.

Consulting

Things I work on:

Efficient experiment design Survey sampling strategy A/B testing pipelines Marketing mix modeling Bayesian modeling Tractable probabilistic modeling

Papers

Similarity-Sensitive Entropy under Representation Change and Inference (arXiv:2601.03064).

Demos

Optimal experiment design demos: adaptive A/B testing and active learning for record linkage.
SPN uncertain data explorer: Probabilistic model trained on incomplete data and queried like a database for mixed, missing, interval/censored, and set-valued observations.

Explanations

Technical explanations, including:

Kerneled Coarse Graining.

Mutual information for Bayesian experimental design.

The similarity-sensitive (nonlocal) scoring rule.