i'm a statistician, right now finishing my stint as a visiting assistant professor at a large midwestern university, currently looking for a (almost certainly non-academic) job. i work in statistical computing, specifically clustering problems, and have done some stuff with image analysis and some applications in forensics. I have a large number of non-academic interests, too, of course.
Very poor loop closure: it took 200 years to run #SLAM on California to properly discover that it is not an island. Michał Kozłowski at remaro.eu
summer school on underwater robotics TU Delft.
anything out there on statistical analysis or machine learning on source code/software? eg, clustering on a bunch of scripts to find similar ones within a corpus, things of that nature? #ml #cs #datascience #statistics
and looking forward to befriending some interns soon https://www.theonion.com/intern-strikes-up-friendship-with-least-respected-emplo-1819575704
reviewer response just in, minor edits, no mention of how i'm obviously an incompetent who doesn't know anything at all about anything despite my best efforts.
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Data scientist at The Router Company. PhD in statistics at iastate, ex Indiana U visiting Asst. Prof, focusing on statistical computing, specifically clustering and other unsupervised or semi-supervised problems.