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I am a software engineer at Between 2000 and 2006 I was a graduate student and later an NSF-funded postdoctoral associate in the computer science department at Tufts University, conducting research in the field of computational geometry and computational statistics
with Prof. Diane Souvaine. This page contains information about my research while at Tufts.
Computational Statistics & Data depth
Half-Space Depth
Contours and
Dynamic computation of half-space depth contours
Rectilinear Depth Measures
A framework for Analysis of Depth Functions
Depth Explorer - A Software Tool for Analysis of Depth Measures
Topological Sweep
Dynamic Algorithms
Dynamic computation of half-space depth contours
Dynamic computation of the ham-sandwich cut.
Computational Study of Staged Self-Assembly
Crossing number for points and segments
Hinged Dissections of Triangles
Computational Geometry at
Tufts
EN 47:
Exploring Computer Science: Instructor, Summer 2001.
COMP 160: Algorithms: Head Teaching Assistant and Guest Lecturer, F
2001, F 2002
COMP
163: Computational Geometry: Head Teaching Assistant and Guest
Lecturer, S'01, S'02, S'03, S'04, S'05
The
Summer Institute on College Teaching (Tufts University): scholar,
summer 2002. |
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