Humbled to announce that a team comprising me (AME + ECE), and Matt Buman (CHS), Anuj Srivastava (FSU, applied math), were just awarded a NIH R01. The title of the grant is “Dense life-log health analytics from wearable sensors using functional analysis and Riemannian geometry”. Very excited !!
Author: pavanturaga
Non-parametric priors for GANs accepted at ICML 2019
Moving away from standard parametric priors, our approach using non-parametric priors helps GANs counter distribution-mismatch problems. Just been accepted at the Intl. Conference on Machine Learning (ICML) 2019. Congrats to Rajhans Singh and team. Opens potentially new ways to enforce constraints on GAN outputs by designing priors more deliberately. Paper and code coming soon.
NSF travel awards for students working on topological methods
Happy to report that GML grad student Anirudh Som and visiting grad student Ankita Shukla (IIIT-Delhi), have both been selected to participate in the NSF-CBMS workshop on topological methods. Both have also received travel support to attend. Thank you NSF and CBMS. https://blogs.cofc.edu/cbms-tda2019/
Fulton top 5% teaching award
Humbled that I was selected to receive the Fulton School of Engineering’s Top 5% teaching award, to be presented in Fall 2019. I am grateful for the opportunity to teach many great undergrad and grad students, and also thank them for this honor.
Temporal Transformer Networks accepted at CVPR 2019
Paper by student Suhas Lohit and recent grad Qiao Wang on deep architectures for discriminative time-warps – a.k.a. Temporal Transformer Networks – accepted at CVPR 2019. Congrats!
