Ankur Moitra is a researcher affiliated with MIT in the United States, specializing in computer science and mathematics. Their work spans multiple subfields, including artificial intelligence, statistics and probability, statistical and nonlinear physics, computational theory and mathematics, and computational mechanics.
Their research topics cover areas such as machine learning and algorithms, Bayesian modeling and causal inference, sparse and compressive sensing techniques, Markov chains and Monte Carlo methods, statistical methods and inference, tensor decomposition and applications, and reinforcement learning in robotics.
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Ankur Moitra include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Moitra include Allen Liu, Noah Golowich, Dhruv Rohatgi, Ainesh Bakshi, and Alexander S. Wein.
Frequently chosen venues for publication encompass:
Ankur Moitra has contributed substantially to the scientific literature with 74 publications in computer science and 31 in mathematics. Within these disciplines, the focus on artificial intelligence through 54 works and 19 on statistics and probability highlights the interdisciplinary nature of their research.
Sanjeev Arora;Rong Ge;Ankur Moitra
Sanjeev Arora;Rong Ge;Yonatan Halpern;David Mimno
Sanjeev Arora;Rong Ge;Ravindran Kannan;Ankur Moitra
Ankur Moitra;Gregory Valiant
Adam Tauman Kalai;Ankur Moitra;Gregory Valiant
Sanjeev Arora;Rong Ge;Ankur Moitra
Ilias Diakonikolas;Gautam Kamath;Daniel Kane;Jerry Li
Ilias Diakonikolas;Gautam Kamath;Daniel M. Kane;Jerry Li
Sanjeev Arora;Rong Ge;Tengyu Ma;Ankur Moitra
Ilias Diakonikolas;Gautam Kamath;Daniel M. Kane;Jerry Li
Amelia Perry;Alexander S. Wein;Afonso S. Bandeira;Ankur Moitra
Ankur Moitra
Boaz Barak;Ankur Moitra
Tom Leighton;Ankur Moitra
Boaz Barak;Samuel B. Hopkins;Jonathan A. Kelner;Pravesh K. Kothari
Aditya Bhaskara;Moses Charikar;Ankur Moitra;Aravindan Vijayaraghavan
Ankur Moitra
Ilias Diakonikolas;Gautam Kamath;Daniel M. Kane;Jerry Li
Moritz Hardt;Ankur Moitra
A. Moitra;T. Leighton
Ankur Moitra
Alistair Stewart;Ilias Diakonikolas;Gautam Chetan Kamath;Daniel M Kane
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