This summer I am working at Google in New York.
Alex Braunstein's Code Repository
My code repository is under construction but will soon link to every
useful script or program I have written in graduate school. The scripts range
in size and scope. They include everything from a Black-Scholes library in python
to a script that will populate the frame field of a .gff file given a fasta file
or even something as simple as a script to hardmask or softmask a fasta file.
My CV/resume
My masters paper: American Option Approximations
STAT 999 - Advanced MCMC Methodology - Spring 2008
STAT 991 - Seminar in Advanced Application of Statistics - Gaussian Process Models - Spring 2008
CIS 700 - Monte Carlo Methods and Nonparametric Bayesian Models - Spring 2008
STAT 921 - Experimental Design and Observational Studies - Fall 2007
MKTG 771 - Models for Marketing Strategy - Fall 2007
OPIM 999 - Techniques for American Option Valuation - Fall 2007
STAT 999 - Algorithms for Phylogenetic Inference - Fall 2007
STAT 956 - Financial Timeseries and Computational Statistics - Spring 2007
CRIM 650 - Inductive Statistical Methods - Spring 2007
OPIM 653 - Mathematical Modeling and its Application to Finance - Spring 2007
STAT 955 - Stochastic Calculus - Fall 2006
STAT 552 - Asymptotics - Fall 2006
STAT 999 - Statistical Methods for Genome Evolution - Fall 2006
STAT 531/Math 547 - Stochastic Processes - Spring 2006
STAT 541 - Statistical Methods - Spring 2006
STAT 551 - Linear Models - Spring 2006
STAT 530/Math 546 - Probability - Fall 2005
STAT 540 - Statistical Methods and Computation - Fall 2005
STAT 550 - Mathematical Statistics - Fall 2005
Alex Braunstein's Current Research Projects
1) Modeling HIV evolution as a result of anti-sense gene therapy