Warsaw School of Economics (1998 - 2003)
Warsaw University, mathematics (2001 - 2006)
Warwick University (2007 - 2010 exp.)
I am a third year PhD student at Warwick University. My supervisors are: Dr Diane Maclagan (maths) and Prof. Jim Smith (stats). I am working on algebraic geometry of models for phylogenetic data. My main research interests are: algebraic geometry, statistical graphical models and time series analysis. I am particularly interested in mathematical aspects of statistical models. I wrote my Master's thesis in Warsaw under the supervision of Prof. Jarosław Wiśniewski. In the thesis I analysed the connection between toric geometry, discrete geometry and statistical graphical models for binary data.
WOGAS2 Workshop on Geometric and Algebraic Statistics 2: Apr 6-7 2010 at Warwick. Read more.
papers:
Asymptotic model selection and identifiability of directed tree models with hidden variables, coming soon.
The geometry of independence tree models with hidden variables (with Jim Q. Smith), 2010, 0904.1980, submitted.
current research:
Hyperdeterminants and applications.
Identifiability of statistical models with hidden/missing data.
Geometry of the hyper-Dirichlet distribution.
Bayesian asymptotic model selection for phylogenetic tree models.
Geometry of phylogenetic tree models and some inference issues.
activities:
SIMAI 2010. (21.- 25. June 2010) at Università di Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy.
Talk@WOGAS2 Workshop on Geometric and Algebraic Statistics 2. (6.-7. April 2010) at University of Warwick.
Visitor at MSRI, Berkeley, CA (2. - 18. October 2009).
Talk@The Workshop on Algebraic Statistics. (14. - 18. December 2008) at MSRI, Berkeley, CA, USA - "Semi-algebraic description of conditional independence tree models for binary data" (pdf, video).
Talk@Seminarium MCMC. (13. October 2008) at MIM, Warsaw University, Warsaw.
Poster@Workshop on Applied Mathematics/Statistics Interface, Warwick (11. June 2008) - "Semi-algebraic aspects of binary general Markov models on trees".
Talk@WAG Workshop on Commutative Algebra, Complexes and Computer Algebra, Warwick (2. June 2008) - "Statistical models are algebraic varieties" (pdf).
Talk@YRM Warwick (27. May 2008) - "Geometric aspects of statistical models for discrete data".
past courses:
Algebraic Geometry School in Łukęcin, Poland. (6. - 12. September 2009) - "Algebraic torus actions" (Klaus Altmann and Jürgen Hausen).
APTS@Glasgow (1. - 5. September 2008) - two modules: Spatial and Longitudinal Data Analysis (P J Diggle), Nonparametric Smoothing (A Delaigle).
APTS@Bristol (7. - 11. July 2008) - two modules: Applied Stochastic Processes (W S Kendall), Computationally-Intensive Statistical Methods (B D Ripley).