Jeremy Teitelbaum

UConn Homepage with publications, etc.

Work:

• Lectures (and Videos) on topics in Machine Learning

Teaching:

During Spring of 2023, I will be teaching:

• Part 2 of the graduate abstract algebra course, Math 5211. The course homepage is available here.
• Math for Machine Learning, Math 3094 (to be renumbered Math 3180 next year). The course homepage is available here.

Course Materials

• Abstract Algebra Materials for the Intro to Abstract Algebra Course at UConn. Based on Judson’s Abstract Algebra book. Videos and Notes.
• Transition to Higher Mathematics, Materials for the “Intro to Proofs” course at UConn. Follows The Book of Proof by Hammack. Videos and Notes.

Machine Learning Visualization and related Projects:

• Wallpaper Groups – visualization of the 17 plane symmetry groups
• Bokeh Theme Builder – a tool to build themes for the plotting package bokeh.
• Polya’s Urn
• Disassembling a Bokeh Model – bokeh is a visualization library that I’ve gotten quite interested in. This is the output of a tool that shows the structure of a bokeh plot interactively.
• Bokeh, Bokehjs, and Observablehq
• Sequential Minimal Optimization finds the closest points in the convex hull of two linearly separable point sets. The animation at the top of this page came from this notebook.

Banjo

I’m a student of clawhammer and two-finger style old-time banjo. Here is a two-finger arrangement of New Five Cent I wrote as an “assignment” by my teacher Matt Brown.

Here is the tool I wrote to help with writing this sort of tablature using lilypond.

Contact info:
Monteith Hall 231
Department of Mathematics
University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT 06269
(currently working from home)

email: firstname.lastname at uconn.edu