I'm Vince Buffalo. I work in computational epidemiology, statistical modeling, and scientific software at the Institute for Disease Modeling at the Gates Foundation, where I build models and tools for decision-making under uncertainty in global health. Previously I did population genetics, computational biology, and wrote the O'Reilly book Bioinformatics Data Skills.
- Introducing camdl: engineering rigor for stochastic compartmental modeling
- Why Do Species Get a Thin Slice of π? Revisiting Lewontin's Paradox of Variation
- The Genome-wide Signal of Linked Selection in Temporal Data
- The Problem of Detecting Polygenic Selection from Temporal Data
- Understanding Snakemake
- A Genealogical Look at Shared Ancestry on the X Chromosome
- Using Rcpp and C++ to Count Genotypes
- MD Tags in BAM Files
- Using Named Pipes and Process Substitution in Bioinformatics
- Bioinformatics and Interface Design