Talk & Teach

Slides and tutorial materials, kept online for collaborators and students.

Talks & tutorials

  1. 2026
    From Networks to Neural Networks: What Internal Structure Tells Us About Generative Models Talk
    PhD Colloquium · Fall 2026 · Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY
    A tutorial-style talk on the ways a trained model gets changed after release (editing, stitching, merging, pruning, steering, unlearning, fine-tuning), why exams miss what breaks inside, and how reading the model as a graph helps.
  2. 2026
    Uncertainty Quantification for Dynamical Networks Tutorial
    IEEE BigData 2026 · upcoming
    Uncertainty quantification and state estimation for graph dynamics.
  3. 2024–2025
    Unifying Spectral and Spatial Graph Neural Networks Tutorial series
    机器之心 (Synced) online talk · 2024
    An operator-level view that connects spectral and spatial GNNs.
  4. 2023
    Understanding Influence Maximization via Higher-Order Decomposition Paper talk
    With Zonghan Zhang. Sobol indices separate a seed's own effect from its interactions with other seeds.
  5. 2022
    Early Forecasting of the Impact of Traffic Accidents Using a Single Shot Observation Paper talk
    SIAM SDM 2022 · Minneapolis, MN
  6. 2021
    Studying Spread Patterns of COVID-19 Based on Spatiotemporal Data Tutorial
    SIAM SDM 2021 · April · online
    With Beiyu Lin and Xiaowei Jia. Spreading models for epidemics (GNN, RNN, SIR, PDE).

Courses

  1. Current
    CSCI 431.02 Intro to Computer Vision Undergraduate
    Rochester Institute of Technology
    Introductory computer vision for undergraduates.
  2. Past
    CSE 4633/6633 Artificial Intelligence Split-level
    Mississippi State University
    Introductory AI course spanning core concepts and methods.
  3. Past
    CSE 4693/6693 Intro to Machine Learning Split-level
    Mississippi State University
    Foundations of machine learning for undergraduate and graduate students.
  4. Past
    CSE 8673 Machine Learning Graduate
    Mississippi State University
    Graduate-level machine learning with emphasis on principles and applications.
  5. Past
    CSE 8990 Graph Machine Learning Graduate
    Mississippi State University
    Advanced topics in graph machine learning and networked intelligence.