NSF CAREER Award

I am honored to have received the NSF CAREER award for a proposal on optimization methods and theory for the joint formulation of dimension reduction and clustering. You can read about the award here in the UM press release and also here on the NSF website. Dimension reduction and clustering are arguably the two most critical problems in unsupervised machine learning; they are used universally for data exploration and understanding. Often dimension reduction is used before clustering (or vice versa) to lend tractability to the modeling algorithm. It’s more typical in real data to see clusters each with their own low-dimensional structure, and so a joint formulation is of great interest. I look forward to working toward this end in the next stage of my career.

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