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Subhro Ghosh
Dean's Chair Associate Professor
National University of Singapore
Department of Mathematics
Dept of Statistics and Data Science (by courtesy)
Dept of Computer Science (by courtesy)
NUS AI Institute & Institute of Data Science

Email:
< subhrowork (**at**) gmail.com > || < matghos (**at**) nus.edu.sg >




Research   |   Recognitions   |   Editorial   | Selected & recent works   |   Publications   |   Teaching   |   Students & postdocs   |   Grants & organisation   |   Seminar   |   Gallery



About me


I am Dean's Chair Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore and a faculty affiliate at the NUS AI Institute and the Institute of Data Science, NUS. I am broadly interested in stochastics, focussing on problems from the mathematics of machine intelligence and its interactions with statistical physics. Before joining NUS, I was a post doc at Princeton University, and prior to that I obtained my PhD from the University of California, Berkeley under the supervision of Yuval Peres. Earlier, I received my Bachelor in Statistics and Master in Mathematics degrees from the Indian Statistical Institute. My work has been generously supported in part by the Dean's Chair Associate Professorship from NUS, Singapore MOE Tier II Grant 'Complex structures in Statistical Physics and the Math of Data' and recognised as a Finalist for the Bell Labs Prize.



Research


I am broadly interested in stochastics, focussing on problems from the mathematics of machine intelligence and its interactions with statistical physics. These encompass constrained stochastic systems and their applications, including problems of learning under complex structure (e.g., latent symmetries and equivariances), dimension reduction, sampling and optimization (eg. in large scale neural networks), statistical networks and signal processing. The investigation of these problems naturally brings together a wide array of mathematical tools and techniques, including probability, Fourier analysis, topology and representation theory. The overarching goal is to develop a coherent understanding of how modern machine intelligence models work, and to leverage this understanding to the end of resource efficient and explainable AI systems.

For more on my research, please refer to
Selected & recent works and my full list of Publications.



Selected recognitions




Editorial




Selected and recent works




Research Grants and major organisational activities


My research work and organisational activities have been generously supported by :



Research Fellows


I have had the pleasure to mentor :

Graduate students


I have had the pleasure to supervise :

Teaching


Curriculum Design :



Taught courses:



Lecture series / Mini-course:



Seminar


I organise the Stochastics Seminar at NUS Math. If you are interested in giving a talk, please reach out via e-mail.

We organise the following reading seminars lead by my postdocs and students :

If you are interested in participating, please reach out via e-mail.

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Publications




A Random Gallery


            Left to right: Surface plot of normalised GAF; and Fractal Gaussian networks


            Left to right: Gaussian DPP for clustering Fisher's Iris data; and stochastic geometry of spectrogram level sets


            Left to right: Laplace transform based sampling for UK retail data; and DPP based minibatch sampling for Stochastic Gradient Descent


            Left to right: Conditional intensity for a Gaussian matrix and for a Gaussian polynomial


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