Aditya Ghosh is a Ph.D. student in Statistics at Stanford University. He received his M.Stat from the Indian Statistical Institute in Kolkata in 2022 and his B.Stat from the same institution in 2020. His research interests include theoretical statistics, causal inference, nonparametric methods, random graphs, and random matrices. He has published papers in these areas and given talks on causal inference and large low-rank matrix completion. He is currently a teaching assistant for courses in data mining and statistical learning at Stanford. He has received several awards for his academic performance from the Indian Statistical Institute.
Aditya Ghosh is a Ph.D. student in Statistics at Stanford University. He received his M.Stat from the Indian Statistical Institute in Kolkata in 2022 and his B.Stat from the same institution in 2020. His research interests include theoretical statistics, causal inference, nonparametric methods, random graphs, and random matrices. He has published papers in these areas and given talks on causal inference and large low-rank matrix completion. He is currently a teaching assistant for courses in data mining and statistical learning at Stanford. He has received several awards for his academic performance from the Indian Statistical Institute.
Aditya Ghosh is a Ph.D. student in Statistics at Stanford University. He received his M.Stat from the Indian Statistical Institute in Kolkata in 2022 and his B.Stat from the same institution in 2020. His research interests include theoretical statistics, causal inference, nonparametric methods, random graphs, and random matrices. He has published papers in these areas and given talks on causal inference and large low-rank matrix completion. He is currently a teaching assistant for courses in data mining and statistical learning at Stanford. He has received several awards for his academic performance from the Indian Statistical Institute.
Aditya Ghosh is a Ph.D. student in Statistics at Stanford University. He received his M.Stat from the Indian Statistical Institute in Kolkata in 2022 and his B.Stat from the same institution in 2020. His research interests include theoretical statistics, causal inference, nonparametric methods, random graphs, and random matrices. He has published papers in these areas and given talks on causal inference and large low-rank matrix completion. He is currently a teaching assistant for courses in data mining and statistical learning at Stanford. He has received several awards for his academic performance from the Indian Statistical Institute.
Aditya Ghosh – Curriculum Vitae Last updated: July 16, 2023
C ONTACT Email: [email protected] A DDRESS Department of Statistics, Stanford University
DETAILS Phone: +1 (650) 382 7711 390 Jane Stanford Way, Sequoia Hall Stanford, CA 94305
E DUCATION Ph.D. in Statistics, Stanford University GPA 4.13 2022 – present
Masters of Statistics (M.Stat), Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata 2020 – 2022 • Dissertation advisor: Prof. Bodhisattva Sen (Columbia University) • Specialization: Theoretical statistics Bachelor of Statistics (B.Stat), Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata 2017 – 2020
R ESEARCH Broadly interested in theoretical statistics and applied probability; particularly in causal inference, nonparametric methods, random graphs, random matrices and their applications in statistics.
1. Ghosh, A., Deb, N., Karmakar, B., & Sen, B. (2021+). Efficiency and Robustness of Regression (Un)-Adjusted Rosenbaum’s Rank-based Estimator in Randomized Experiments. Submitted. (Preprint available at https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.15524) 2. Ghosh, A. (2019). An asymptotic formula for the Chebyshev theta function. Notes on Number Theory and Discrete Mathematics, 25(4), 1-7. (Journal link)
TALKS • PCM Memorial Lecture, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata Summer 2022 Title: The synthetic control method in causal inference • D. Basu Memorial Lecture, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata Fall 2021 Title: Large low-rank matrix completion • Online Reading Group on Functional Data Analysis Summer 2021 Title: Two-sample testing of the equality of mean functions • Students’ Learning Seminar, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata Spring 2021 Title: Matching estimators in causal inference
T EACHING Teaching Assistant (TA), Stanford University
• Stats 202: Data Mining and Analysis. Summer 2023, Fall 2022 • Stats 216: Introduction to Statistical Learning. Winter 2023 Other experiences • Trained numerous high school students for mathematical olympiads, entrance examinations of Indian Statistical Institute, Chennai Mathematical Institute, and other competitive exams.
AWARDS Recognitions from the Indian Statistical Institute
• ISIAA – J. K. Ghosh Memorial Gold Medal (outstanding performance in M.Stat) 2023 • ISIAA – Mrs. M. R. Iyer Memorial Gold Medal (best overall performance in B.Stat) 2021 • Nikhilesh Bhattacharyya Memorial Gold Medal (best performance in Statistics in B.Stat) 2021 Others • Madhava Mathematics Competition, received invitation to a prestigious event 2019, 2018 • Indian National Mathematical Olympiad, earned a certificate of merit from NBHM, Govt. of India (awarded to the top 75 INMO participants in the country) 2016
