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  • Debdeep Pati

    Debdeep Pati

    Debdeep Pati Contact Department of Statistics Information Texas A&M University Voice: (979) 845-3141 401C Blocker Building Fax: (979) 845-3144 3143 TAMU, 155 Ireland St [email protected] College Station, TX 77843, USA www.stat.tamu.edu/∼debdeep Research Bayes theory and methods in high dimensions, high dimensional network analysis, effi- Interests cient Bayesian computation, scalable algorithms for massive data, hierarchical modeling of complex shapes, point pattern data modeling, real-time tracking algorithms. Professional Associate Professor, Department of Statistics, Texas A&M University, College Station, Experience Texas, USA 09/01/2017 to present Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, USA 07/18/2012 to 07/07/2017 Education Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA Ph.D., Department of Statistical Science (05/15/2012) • Thesis Topic: Bayesian nonparametric modeling and theory for complex data • Advisor: Professor David B. Dunson • Area of Study: Nonparametric Bayes Master of Science, Department of Statistical Science, (12/05/2010) • Thesis Topic: Bayesian nonparametric regression with varying residual density • Advisor: Professor David B. Dunson • Area of Study: Nonparametric Bayes Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, West Bengal, India Master of Statistics, Department of Statistics, (06/15/2008) • First Division with Distinction • Specialization: Mathematical Statistics and Probability Bachelor of Statistics, Department of Statistics, (06/15/2006) • First Division with