Connectionists: PhD Assistantship

[Todd Leen]

PhD Graduate Research Assistantship in Machine
Learning for Rare Event Detection

Todd K. Leen, Professor
Biomedical Engineering, School of Medicine
Oregon Health & Science University

I have an immediate opening for a Ph.D. research assistantship to work
on an NSF-funded project on developing and implementing algorithms to
detect rare events.  The project will develop active-learning
approaches to sample selection for labeling, and statistical error
detection. The successful candidate will have completed coursework at
the masters level in machine learning and statistical modeling, with
research experience that indicates capability of completing the PhD.
Strong preference will be given to US residents.

The department grants PhD degrees in Biomedical Engineering, Computer
Science and Engineering and Electrical Engineering.  For information
on application procedure, go to http://ogi.edu/bme/graduate/.  Please
also forward your statement of interest, academic CV, GRE (and TOEFL
if non-native English speaker) scores, up to two published
manuscripts, and three letters of recommendation to me at
leent at bme.ogi.edu.

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Todd K. Leen, Professor
Dept. of Biomedical Engineering
School of Medicine
Oregon Health & Science University