Hi there, I'm Anirban Mitra

I currently work as a Senior Statistician in Johnson & Johnson Pvt. Ltd. I obtained a Ph.D. in Statistics (Spring, 2023) from the University of Pittsburgh under supervision of Professor Joshua Cape.
My primary research area is Networks, mostly in application to Neuroscience. Although my research has been largely focused on classical Network theory, currently I have been learning Graph Neural Networks, specially Graph Convolutions. I am also interested in Multivariate Analysis in general. Previously, for various projects, I had dipped my hands into Experimental Design, Additive models, Time Series analysis, Signal Processing, Non-parametric theory and Graphical models. Read more about my life...

Websites that I find useful (and cool) are listed below:

• Stats in the Wild : by Dr. Gregory Matthews, UChicago
• Text mining past JSMs : Presidential address by Dr. Wendy Martinez at JSM 2020
• Stats + Stories : hosted by Dr. John Bailer, Miami University
• A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language.
• Online version of Hadley Wickham's "Advanced R" book.
• Terence Tao's blog.
• NISS GSN short course on Quarto. A very helpful recording is available to registered people. Related: Journal article formats are available here. Use this answer for JASA if rendering journal files using default quarto installers, otherwise may produce errors.