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Tony Jebara
Associate Professor & Chief Scientist , Columbia University & Sense Networks

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Tony Jebara is associate professor of computer science at Columbia University as well as chief scientist and co-founder at Sense Networks. His research intersects computer science and statistics to develop algorithms that learn from spatio-temporal data, networks, images and text. He has published over 50 scientific articles and is the author of the book Machine Learning: Discriminative and Generative (Springer). Jebara is the recipient of the Career award from the National Science Foundation and has also received awards for his papers from the International Conference on Machine Learning and from the Pattern Recognition Society. Jebara’s work has been featured on TV (ABC, BBC, New York One, TechTV) as well as in the popular press (New York Times, Slash Dot, Wired, Scientific American, Newsweek). He obtained his PhD in 2002 from MIT.

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2:15pm Wednesday, 03/31/2010

Learning Networks of People and Places from Location and Communication Data

Mobile
Location: Ballroom IV

Tony Jebara (Columbia University & Sense Networks)

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Networks and graphs have become essential for understanding the online world with applications ranging from the Web to FaceBook. Tony will discuss building such networks in the offline real world by using mobile location and communication data. Read more.