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niamhmimnagh/README.md

🎓 Postdoctoral Researcher | Statistician | Data Scientist

📍 Specialising in predictive modelling, Bayesian statistics, and machine learning applied to agriculture, ecology, and animal health.

🔬 My research focuses on:

  • Disease Prediction: Building models to predict and mitigate outbreaks in livestock, with a focus on diseases like BVD.
  • Machine Learning: Developing advanced classifiers, anomaly detectors, and survival analysis methods for imbalanced datasets.
  • Bayesian Methods: Extending hierarchical models for population estimation and disease monitoring.

🛠️ Passionate about creating accessible tools for researchers, including R packages for statistical modelling and data visualisation.

📊 Stats blogger @Simplifying Statistics, making complex statistical concepts easy to understand, and sharing some of my current projects.

💡 Projects:

  • Multi-stage BVD prediction models.
  • R package development (e.g., multi-species N-mixture models).
  • Digitising and exploring historical data (e.g., John Snow's 1854 cholera map, Minard's map of Napoleon's march).

🌱 Always learning and exploring new ways to apply statistics to real-world problems.

Let’s collaborate! 🤝

Email me at: [email protected]

Or connect with me on:

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  1. MultiNMix MultiNMix Public

    Tools for simulating data and fitting multi-species N-mixture (Mimnagh et al., 2022) models using Nimble. Includes features for handling zero-inflation and temporal correlation, Bayesian inference,…

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  2. JohnSnowCholera JohnSnowCholera Public

    Georeferenced data from John Snow's iconic 1854 cholera map, including spatial files for cholera case locations, water pump locations, and the georeferenced base map. Ideal for historical analysis,…

  3. TriplePoisson TriplePoisson Public

    A Bayesian model designed to estimate animal abundance from limited or scarce data on vestiges, such as faeces counts or other indirect indicators of presence. The approach is particularly useful i…

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  4. Bayesian_N-mixture_models_applied_to_estimating_insect_abundance Bayesian_N-mixture_models_applied_to_estimating_insect_abundance Public

    R and JAGS code used to perform the analysis of bee populations presented in 'Mimnagh, N., Parnell, A., & Prado, E. (2023). Bayesian N-Mixture Models Applied to Estimating Insect Abundance. In Mode…

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