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, Natural Language Processing, and Social Networks. Reviewer for JMLR, PRJ, and ECML PKDD. At NIPS 2009 I coorganized a Workshop on Clustering Theory. This summer I will be at Twitter working with the relevance team. Research
Clustering Theory Workshop with
Supervised Clustering
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A Uniqueness Theorem for Clustering
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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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CME 200: Linear Algebra with Applications [graduate course][details]
CME 305: Discrete Mathematics and Algorithms [graduate course][details] Other stuff I did before
Twitter,
Research Intern,
Summer 2011, San Francisco, California
Carnegie Mellon University,
Master of Computer Science,
2008 - 2010, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Morgan Stanley,
Financial Engineering Intern,
Jan 2008 - May 2008, Manhattan, New York
Google,
Research Intern,
Jan 2006 - Aug 2007, Mountain View, California
IBM,
Software Engineer Intern,
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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Misc.twitter · facebook · linkedin · pictures Erdős number: 3 | Bacon number: 3 | Erdős-Bacon number: 6 [details].
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