Reza Zadeh[rɛzɒː bosɒːɣ zɒːdɛ] رضا بساق زادهPh.D. Candidate Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering Stanford University research · teaching · useful · links · misc. I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Computational Mathematics at Stanford. I received a masters from the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. Before that I completed a bachelors at the University of Waterloo. During undergrad I worked at Google Research. Currently interested in Discrete Applied Mathematics, Machine Learning Theory and Applications, and Big Data. At NIPS 2009 I coorganized a Workshop on Clustering Theory. I am a reviewer for JMLR, PRJ, NIPS, and ECML PKDD. I am President of the Stanford ICME Computational Consulting Student Group. In Winter 2014 I will be teaching CME 305 of the ICME core courses, as the primary instructor, targeting doctoral students with a strong foundation in mathematics. For fun, I fly planes as a private pilot, climb rocks as a PCIA instructor, and run. ResearchPreprints
Dimension Independent Matrix Square using MapReduce
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WTF: The Who to Follow Service at Twitter
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Dimension Independent Similarity Computation
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Group Heterogeneity Increases the Risks of Large Group Size [abstract] [pdf]
What's in a Move? Normal Disruption and a Design Challenge
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Research Team Integration: What It Is and Why It Matters
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Supervised Clustering
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A Uniqueness Theorem for Clustering
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Clustering Theory Workshop with Teaching
CME 305: Discrete Mathematics and Algorithms [graduate course][details]
CME 200: Linear Algebra with Applications [graduate course][details] Instructor: Reza Zadeh, Fall 2012, Stanford Other stuff I did before
Twitter,
Researcher,
2011-2013, San Francisco, California
Carnegie Mellon University,
Master of Computer Science,
2008 - 2010, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Morgan Stanley,
Financial Engineering,
Jan 2008 - May 2008, Manhattan, New York
Google,
Researcher,
Jan 2006 - Aug 2007, Mountain View, California
IBM,
Software Engineer,
May 2005 - Sep 2005, Toronto, Ontario
University of Waterloo,
Bachelor of Mathematics, Honors Computer Science,
2004 - 2008, Waterloo, Ontario UsefulGenerate a uniform random prefactored number in [1,n], for large n, in O(log^2(n)) primality tests: PrefactoredRandom.java. A corpus of the Federal Open Market Committee meetings from 1967 to 2008: fomc_minutes.rar. Predicting Market-Volatility from Federal Reserve Board Meeting Minutes [pdf] [slides] [corpus] Unsupervised Approaches to Sequence Tagging, Morphology Induction, and Lexical Resource Acquisition
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