PhD Thesis (director’s cut)

Posted on Mon 18 December 2023 in blog

My thesis is finally signed, sealed, delivered, filed, and ready to see the bright light of day. Feel free to take a look, browse, poke around to learn a bit about mass-action dynamics, simplicial complexes, the Global Attractor Conjecture, and how …


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Adversarial Examples, meet Computational Complexity

Posted on Tue 30 March 2021 in blog

This blog post summarizes my notes on Adversarial Examples from Computational Constraints by Sébastien Bubeck, Eric Price, and Ilya Razenshteyn (2018). The paper asks a fundamental question in machine learning: Why are adversarial examples a thing, anyway? What's stopping us from building the robust classifiers of our dreams?

An adversarial …


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Where the Blog Walk Ends

Posted on Sun 07 March 2021 in blog

You’ve come to the end of my blog! This is (was) the first post.