Greg Shakhnarovich
Assistant Professor
Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago
6045 S. Kenwood Ave.
Chicago, IL 60637

e-mail gregory at ttic dot edu
tel +1 (773) 834-2572
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Mirrors:http://www.ttic.edu/~gregory http://cs.brown.edu/~gregory

Brief bio:

Since February 2008, I am an Assistant Professor at TTI-Chicago, a philanthropically endowed academic computer science institute located on the University of Chicago campus.
We at TTI-Chicago continue to admit students to our PhD program. Please contact me for details.

Prior to coming to TTI-Chicago, I was a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Computer Science of Brown University where I worked with Michael Black. I received my PhD degree at MIT where I worked at CSAIL with Trevor Darrell on computer vision and machine learning. My thesis topic was Learning Task-Specific Similarity.

Before coming to MIT, I was a graduate student in the Computer Science Department of the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel, where I got my MSc thesis under the advisement of Ran El-Yaniv and Yoram Baram. I got my undergraduate degree in Math and CS from Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel.

My CV: PDF



Research interests:

Student collaborators

Theses

MsC thesis, Technion, 2001: Statistical Data Cloning for Machine Learning. Advisors: Ran El-Yaniv and Yoram Baram.

PhD thesis, MIT, 2006: Learning Task-Specific Similarity. Advisor: Trevor Darrell.

Recent work and other news

Refereed publications, full list in reverse chronological order:

Teaching

Winter 201220124221 : Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning (Weizmann)
Fall 201131020 : Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning
Winter 201120114221 : Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning (Weizmann)
Fall 201031020 : Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning
Spring 201035040/25040 : Introduction to Computer Vision
Spring 2009359 : Large Scale Learning
Fall 2006CS195-5 : CS195-5, Introduction to Machine Learning (Brown)