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I've always been curious and excited about the way things work. My appetite for understanding about statistical, social and philosophical problems keeps me open and ever-willing to discuss new ideas. At the heart of it all is communication. The nuances of being able to explain, describe, relate, listen, interpret and internalize the written and spoken word well are worth aspiring to. My undergraduate, real analysis teacher ended every homework assignment with the following suggestion: Writing mathematics is a craft; aim to hone it. The publications below contain both research-based articles and more expository type pieces.
Publications
- Glanz, Hunter."The View From Here: The Top Job in America." Math Horizons,
April 2009.
Here
- Glanz, Hunter. "A True Revolution in Statistics." AMSTAT NEWS, December 2013. Here
- Glanz, Hunter. "Learning For a Living." STAT trak, February 2014. Here
- Glanz, H., Carvalho, L., Sulla-Menashe, D., and Friedl, M. "A Parsimonious Model for Land Cover Classification and Characterization of Training Data Using Multitemporal Remotely Sensed Imagery." (Submitted).
- Glanz, H. and Carvalho, L. "An Expectation-Maximization Algorithm for the Matrix Normal Distribution." (Submitted). arXiv Version
- Glanz, H. and Carvalho, L. "A Spanning Tree Hierarchical Model for Land Cover Classification." (In preparation).
Conferences
- Reducing Dimensionality in Multitemporal MODIS Data Using Principal Component Analysis for Land Cover Mapping
- Boston University Scholars Day - Poster (2013)
- New England Statistics Symposium - Poster (2013)
- Joint Statistical Meetings - Presentation (2013)
- Approximate Centroid Inference for Complex Graphical Models
- Boston University Science and Engineering Day - Poster (2012)
- Joint Statistical Meetings - Presentation (2012)
- MODIS Land Cover Classification using Mutual Information
- New England Statistics Symposium - Presentation (2012)
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