Matthew Aguirre, PhD

Me and my dog living a good life😎

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@smilingspectra YES!!!!!!

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@smilingspectra Excited!!!!!

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@leena__gh Super cool! Teaching was one thing I wish I had done before I graduated!! Exciting!!

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@leena__gh Is it dynamic programming?? 😬

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[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@smilingspectra Excited!!!!!!!!!

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@smilingspectra Excited for this!!!

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@smilingspectra Looking forward to when mail order opens up! I’ve been eyeing your products for a while 😫

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@smilingspectra Not going to lie! I never thought of using it for that before!!!

[Fanny Jourdan @Fannyjrd_]

I just finished my PhD and want to share 3 personal survival tips that helped me academically and mentally. These made all the difference in navigating the ups and downs of the PhD journey. 🧵👇

[Matthew Aguirre, PhD @thematthewremy]

@smilingspectra Yuki-Onna, The Ice Mayakashi!

[Katie Kang @katie_kang_]

New paper!! We found a pattern in how NNs extrapolate: as inputs become more OOD, model outputs tend to go towards some “average”-like prediction.

What is this “average”-like prediction? Why does this happen? Can we leverage this to better handle OOD inputs? (Spoiler: Yes!)

🧵:

[Farfa 🍉ⵣ @FarfaYGO]

He did it. UNBELIEVABLE PLAYER, LET'S GO @PaulieAronson #YGOWCS2023

[U-M Industrial and Operations Engineering @umichioe]

Congrats to @thematthewremy for his successful PhD defense titled "Data Analytics of Human Behaviors with Applications" 👏
Chair: Judy Jin

[takani mran @FishNugget4]

Charlotte regionals disqualification

Read: https://t.co/83F7zvuWMJ

[Tivadar Danka @TivadarDanka]

The way you think about the exponential function is (probably) wrong.

Don't think so? I'll convince you. Did you realize that multiplying e by itself π times doesn't make sense?

Here is what's really behind the most important function of all time.

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

In academia, no matter how much you work, there will always be more that you can do:
-another paper to read
-more edits to the manuscript
-a new committee to serve on

The key is to recognize that *nobody* can do all they want to. Do what you can and know you're doing your best.

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

One of the challenging things about research is that effort doesn't always result in measurable progress.

However, well-directed effort always results in learning, and in the long run, that can be the key to achieving your goals.

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

As mentors, we often focus on sharing our positive experiences, but the less positive stories can also be helpful to others.

What were the decisions we regretted?
What would we do differently if given the chance?
What are the obstacles we've had to face and how did we do that?

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

Leaders, taking time off for rest or hobbies does not make you look weak. It makes you a role model.

If others see your career path and think that it doesn't leave time for life, it may seem impossible to follow. But, by showing balance you can open up possibilities for others.