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Tuesday, Feb 11, 2020
Do you have a strong background in scientific programming, academic research, and are eager to contribute to groundbreaking research? Do you love to write code and analyze data? Then please consider joining our growing team of data scientists!
Monday, Jun 1, 2020
In recent years, machine learning algorithms have become more ubiquitous in everyday life as people employ these methods to automate tasks and help in complex decision making in different sectors, from banking to criminal justice.
Monday, Jun 1, 2020
The prize committee noted that Belshee, a politics concentrator, “deftly” deploys multiple methods — historical overview; policy analysis; and application of two models of quantitative data analysis, neural network modeling and game theory. “Her argument is persuasive,” the committee concluded, “and her presentation of data, including her...
Friday, May 29, 2020
Though he only joined Princeton University as a data scientist in November, Andrzej Żurański is already involved in some exciting research on campus: applying machine learning techniques to explore the mysteries underpinning chemical reactions.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
When Pranay Anchuri was a college sophomore studying computer science, he worked on a project developing a search engine to crawl through Wikipedia for information. It was not a novel idea, but it got Anchuri hooked on learning more about large scale data sets, leading him to his eventual career as a data scientist. ...
Friday, May 22, 2020
There is an art to taking data and distilling it into a graphic that is clear, understandable and compelling. If done properly, mass amounts of information can be wrangled to tell a riveting story or reveal insights that were once hidden.
Monday, May 18, 2020
Brendan Galvin’s independent project for CSML analyzed the interplay between China’s oil investments and construction contracts the country enters into with oil-producing countries, with a particular emphasis on corruption as a factor for investment.
Friday, May 15, 2020
The Center for Statistics and Machine Learning (CSML) has awarded three undergraduate students financial support to help them pursue summer research projects from off-campus locations.
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
Claire Lee’s research over the years has culminated in two projects: her senior thesis project which uses computational modeling to examine mood-driven risk-taking behavior and her independent project in which she harnesses artificial intelligence to classify and predict mood episodes (mania and depression) for YouTubers with bipolar disorder.
