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Laura Balzano, Handling Missing Data in High-Dimensional Subspace Modeling, May 2012.
Congratulations to Dr. John Lipor for successfully defending his PhD thesis in September! The title of his work is “Sensing Structured Signals with Active and Ensemble Methods.” In January he will start as Assistant Professor in the Portland State University ECE Department.
David Hong was awarded the Richard and Eleanor Towner Prize for Outstanding PhD Research at the Michigan Engineering Graduate Symposium. This is a prize awarded annually across the entire college of engineering to PhD students within about a year of graduation, and the criteria for selection are creativity, innovation, impact on society, and achievement. Congratulations David!
Jason Corso and I have been awarded a DARPA D3M grant. Our project is called SPIDER: Subspace Primitives that are Interpretable and DivERse. We will be contributing machine learning software primitives for a system that helps domain experts perform a wide variety of automated data analysis on their datasets. The project has 24 teams and is already off to a great start — We look forward to final system developed by this team over the next few years!
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