Bariloche, Argentina -- January 2004

David Sontag's Home Page

E-mail: dsontag {@ | at} csail.mit.edu
Office: G-496, 617-253-5339

I am a fourth-year graduate student in Computer Science at MIT. My research interests include machine learning and theoretical computer science, with applications in networking, computational biology, computer security, and information retrieval. I work with Tommi Jaakkola on algorithms for approximate probabilistic inference. I also work with David Karger on theoretical problems in information retrieval and networking, and with Bonnie Berger in computational biology.

I did my bachelors at UC Berkeley, in Computer Science. While there, I worked with Stuart Russell's First-Order Probabilistic Logic group.

Activities

Machine learning tea: Please let me know if you'd like to give a short talk!
Teaching: TA (Fall 2008) for Machine Learning (6.867) and (Fall 2007) for Computational Biology: Genomes, Networks, Evolution (6.047).
NIPS 2008 Workshop on Approximate inference - How far have we come?

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