Glenn Shafer

« Back to Faculty Directory
Dean
Office Location: 
WP 936
Office Phone: 
973-353-1604
Academic Info
Education: 

Ph.D., Princeton University; Statistics
A.B., Princeton University; Mathematics

Research Interests: 
Audit Judgment, Causal Modeling and Uncertain Reasoning, Expert Systems, Information Systems, Statistical Reasoning
Teaches: 
Game Theory; Stochastic Process
Bio: 

Professor Shafer has published numerous articles and books, including A Mathematical Theory of Evidence (1976), which launched the Dempster-Shafer theory of uncertain reasoning in the 1970s, and The Art of Causal Conjecture (1996), which established a new way of understanding the relation between correlation and causality. His most recent book is Probability and Finance: It's Only a Game (2001), with Vladimir Vovk. His current interests include game-theoretic probability and finance theory, causal modeling and uncertain reasoning, with application to expert systems and audit judgment, information systems, and foundations of statistical reasoning.

For Curriculum Vitae, please refer to Dr. Shafer's website.