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Research and Publications

Below are some of the research articles I have written, which you could download as pdf documents and view in your browser as well by clicking on the links below.

I gave a talk on clustering by distance projection to IEEE in 2003. I gave a talk devoted to Improved Correlation in Microarray Data Analysis (joint with Bud Mishra) for the Biological Language Conference (2004) in Pittsburg. I gave a talk to the Biostatistics Department at Columbia University on, "Statistical Techniques for the Characterization of Regions in Noisy settings" on November 11, 2002. I gave a talk (2006) at the KDD conference in Philadelphia concerning "New EM Derived from KLD divergence (joint with Longin Jan Latecki and Rolf Lakemper). I gave a talk at ASA (2007) on Boosting. I gave a talk to CVPR (computer vision and pattern recognition) (joint with Rolf Lakaemper) in 2008. Finally, I gave a talk in the computer vision department of University of Pennsylvania in August 2008.  

I gave a series of colloquia to the CIS department of Temple on Bayesian statistics entitled,

My research is concerned almost entirely with Shape Correspondence, Engineering, and Bayesian inference. My current interests include:

  • Neural Firing
  • Shape Analysis and pattern recognition
  • Sequential Markov Chain Monte Carlo Techniques
  • Time-Motion Orientation and Body Posture.
  • Multiresolution Markov Random Fields.


Former interests have included:
  • Statistical Genetics and Bioinformatics
  • The Hot hand in Sports
  • Statistical Techniques for Partitioning and Multiple Comparisons.
  • Construction and evaluation of choice strategies in Statistical Modeling.
  • Bayesian modeling of ability.
  • Admissible Estimators in exponential Families
  • Relevant and semi-relevant betting schemes
  • MRI image analysis
  • Nonparametric Bayesian Inference for Marketing Analysis
  • Robotics
  • Contour Grouping
Recent papers and grants include: 

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