About
Posted: 2017-08-07 , Modified: 2022-08-15
Tags: about_me
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Children: College life, Likes, Personal vocabulary
Posted: 2017-08-07 , Modified: 2022-08-15
Tags: about_me
Parent: index
Children: College life, Likes, Personal vocabulary
I am an assistant professor in Applied Mathematics and Statistics at Johns Hopkins University.
My main interest is in mathematics of machine learning and sampling algorithms.
I also enjoy
Here is my contact info. Email is the best way to reach me.
This website is an ongoing project of mine to express my perspectives about a variety of things. In doing so, I hope to
Note that my beliefs are all subject to change, and I’d love to have a conversation about anything here. Simply leave a comment or send me an email.1
This website is very incomplete. I’ll keep adding to these ramblings, and hopefully they’ll add up to something more and more complete over time.
Note that I’m adding and updating haphazard fashion. If you’d like me to prioritize a certain part, let me know!
One thing I don’t like about blogging is that it’s linear in time, and anything that fit into something linear is going to feel somewhat disorganized (like the high school math track). Instead, I’m attempting to put all my ramblings in one place and classify them in a tree-like structure, so you can easily traverse to the branch that you want to look at. I will also include links to articles on my blog.
This website is made using Hakyll.
If you want to set up a similar site of your own, you can clone the github here. If you want any guidance setting it up, reach out to me. Hakyll is awesome! You can do things like make a slick sitemap automatically.
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