Data-driven public policy depends on data. And, in the area of technology policy, access to data has been a significant barrier to research. Concerned about how online services might intrude on privacy, push hyper-partisan misinformation, or disadvantage their competitors? Those services aren’t sharing the relevant data with researchers.
…Three students received special recognition this year for their research presented at the annual Center for Statistics and Machine Learning (CSML) undergraduate research poster session: Kavya Chaturvedi ’21, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, Byron Chin ’21, Department…
It was another year of growth for the graduate certificate program at the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning (CSML) which saw 16 graduate students completing the program, an increase from 13 in the previous year and eight for the first cohort in 2019.
Of this year’s graduates:…
As COVID-19 stalked the streets of New York City last year and racked up increasing mortality rates, there were many anecdotal stories in the news media of people abandoning the city. But was it true throughout the Big Apple and what did real estate sales data actually show?
Hunter Sporn…
The universe is a noisy place when it comes to radio transmissions. Cosmological objects from stars to black holes emit radio waves that can sound like eerie electronic ringing or high-pitched squeaks.
Of particular interest to cosmologists are radio emissions outside the Milky Way…
Data science affords many opportunities outside academia that can range from policy making in government and think tanks to industries such as finance, transportation and medical. The student-led organization Princeton Data Science (PDS), which is sponsored by the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning (CSML), has a…
On April 30, students in the Princeton Data Science club presented updates on research projects. The students and their ongoing projects are listed below:
Simeel Angdembe ’23 - Analyzing Data on 911 Calls Sara…The Center for Digital Humanities announces the inaugural cohort of Humanities Data Teaching Fellows. The new initiative is supported by a Humanities Council