Associate Professor
Department of Statistics
University of South Carolina
LeConte College 216C
gregorkb [at] stat.sc.edu
I completed a PhD in Statistics at Texas A&M University in 2014 and spent two years as a post-doc at the University of Mannheim before joining USC in 2016. My research has focused on bootstrap methods, nonparameteric estimation, high dimensional regression, and post-selection inference problems.
STAT 515 Statistical Methods I
STAT 516 Statistical Methods II
STAT 515 Statistical Methods I (Fall 2023)
STAT 516 Statistical Methods II (Spring 2025)
STAT 511 Probability (Summer 2020)
STAT 512 Mathematical Statistics (Summer 2021)
STAT 513 Theory of Statistical Inference (Fall 2020)
STAT 540 Computing in Statistics (Fall 2025)
STAT 712 Mathematical Statistics I (Fall 2022)
STAT 713 Mathematical Statistics II (Spring 2023)
STAT 714 Linear Statistical Models (Fall 2025)
STAT 720 Time Series Analysis (Spring 2019)
STAT 824 Nonparametric Inference (Spring 2025)
Post-selection inference in regression models for group testing data
Qinyan Shen, Karl Gregory, Xianzheng Huang
Biometrics, 80(3), September 2024.
Statistical inference in sparse high-dimensional additive models
Karl Gregory, Enno Mammen, Martin Wahl
Annals of Statistics, 49(3), June 2021.
Perturbation bootstrap in adaptive lasso
Debraj Das, Karl Gregory, Soumendra Lahiri
Annals of Statistics, 47(4), August 2019.
Adaptive elastic net for group testing
Karl Gregory, Dewei Wang, Christopher McMahan
Biometrics, 75(1), March 2019.
A smooth block bootstrap for quantile regression with time series
Karl Gregory, Soumendra Lahiri, Daniel Nordman
Annals of Statistics, 46(3), June 2018.
A smooth block bootstrap for statistical functionals and time series
Karl Gregory, Soumendra Lahiri, Daniel Nordman
Journal of Time Series Analysis, 36(3), February 2015.
A two-sample test for equality of means in high dimension
Karl Gregory, Raymond Carroll, Veerabhadran Baladandayuthapani, Soumendra Lahiri
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 110(510), July 2014.
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