Shashank Sule

I’m Shashank and I am a fifth-year PhD student in the Applied Mathematics, Applied Statistics and Scientific Computation program at the University of Maryland, College Park. I am jointly advised by Dr. Wojciech Czaja and Dr. Maria Cameron. I am interested in applied harmonic analysis, machine learning, and spectral graph theory with applications to rare event modeling in molecular dynamics and signal processing. Before Maryland, I graduated from Amherst College with a degree in mathematics.

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Recent posts

New conference paper!

posted on 28 Aug 2024

Our paper on Short Time Fourier Transform (STFT) phase retrieval was recently published at the 34th European Signal Processing Conference! We showed that neural networks can perform speech phase retreival given far fewer samples than what is mathematically required. Read it here.

Mathematical Research Community on AI

posted on 13 Jul 2024

I participated in the super exciting Mathematical Research Community (MRC) on Explainable, Interpretable, and Adversarial AI at Beaver Hollow, NY! A lot of things were discussed–including the capabilities of transformers, latent geometries of language models, and neural collapse. You can hear more on these matters at the upcoming Joint Math Meetings in Seattle at the special session for this MRC.

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