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Courant Institute - New York University (NYU) - U.S. <br> | Courant Institute - New York University (NYU) - U.S. <br> | ||
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I am a PhD student in mathematics at the Courant Institute at NYU, interested in applying probability theory to understanding statistical and computational techniques for working with massive datasets, including specific applications arising in biology and social sciences. In the past, I have worked as a software engineer on machine learning infrastructure in industry, and as an undergraduate had some research interests in mathematical logic. | I am a PhD student in mathematics at the Courant Institute at NYU, interested in applying probability theory to understanding statistical and computational techniques for working with massive datasets, including specific applications arising in biology and social sciences. In the past, I have worked as a software engineer on machine learning infrastructure in industry, and as an undergraduate had some research interests in mathematical logic. | ||
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Dmitriy Kunisky
Courant Institute - New York University (NYU) - U.S.
I am a PhD student in mathematics at the Courant Institute at NYU, interested in applying probability theory to understanding statistical and computational techniques for working with massive datasets, including specific applications arising in biology and social sciences. In the past, I have worked as a software engineer on machine learning infrastructure in industry, and as an undergraduate had some research interests in mathematical logic.