Miklos Z Racz
Assistant Professor of Statistics and Data Science and Computer Science
PhD in Statistics, UC Berkeley, 2015
- miklos.racz@northwestern.edu
- Website
- 2006 Sheridan Rd, room 108
My research interests lie broadly at the interface of probability, statistics, computer science, and information theory. My work focuses on combinatorial statistics: inference questions on large random discrete structures such as random graphs. These include inferring the past in randomly growing graphs, inferring latent geometry in high-dimensional random geometric graphs, graph matching problems in correlated random graphs, and community detection. I am also interested in, and have worked on, social networks, dynamics on networks, voting, sequence reconstruction, and DNA data storage.