About Me
I work as a Graduate Research Assistant under Prof. Guanhua Chen, working primarily on developing a novel feature selection procedure with controlled FDR using knock-off sampling.
My interests include Bayesian Statistics and Stochastic Calculus. Prior to this, I have worked on problems involving outlier detection in multinomial logistic models. If not Statistics, I am usually interested in Cryptology problems, particularly hash-key recovery and forgery attacks.
Recently, I am into Causal Inference which in my opinion can help us think beyond data, that is, to think more clearly about the data generating process. I like the idea of exploring the circumstances when Correlation actually implies Causation.
I enjoy writing blogs highlighting various unsung aspects of Probability Theory, some of them are featured below!
