Email: fifalsp@stanford.edu Address:
Sequoia Hall, 390 Jane Stanford Way, Stanford, CA 94305 USA
I am a Stein Fellow in the Department of Statistics at Stanford University. I obtained my PhD degree in Applied and Computational Mathematics from Princeton University in May 2022 under the supervision of Professor Allan Sly and Professor Emmanuel Abbe. Prior to Princeton, I received my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from University of Hong Kong. My research focuses on probability theory and theoretical machine learning.
On the Binary Perceptron
Mathematical and Scientific Foundations of Deep Learning Annual Meeting, Poster Presentation, Oct, 2021, Simons Foundation in New York.
Proof of the Contiguity Conjecture and Lognormal Limit for the Symmetric Perceptron
University of Basel, Seminar in Probability Theory and Statistics, Apr, 2021, online.
Proof of the Contiguity Conjecture and Lognormal Limit for the Symmetric Perceptron
MoDL monthly meeting, Apr, 2021, online.
S^1 synchronization on grids
Graduate student probability seminar, Oct, 2019, Duke University.
S^1 synchronization on grids
International Workshop on Inference on Graphical Models, Oct, 2019, Columbia University.
Teaching
STATS218 Introduction to Stochastic Processes II, Spring 2023, Instructor.
STATS116 Theory of Probability, Fall 2022, Instructor.
MAT100 Calculus Foundations, Fall 2020, Preceptor.
MAT201 Multivariable Calculus, Fall 2019, Assistant Instructor.
MAT202 Linear Algebra with Applications, Spring 2019, Assistant Instructor.
Miscellaneous
I have a twin sister Shuangning Li. She graduated from Stanford University and is at Harvard University now. She works in statistics. Here is a quiz on my sister's website: Can you tell us apart?
Last update: 2023/05. Template adapted from Danqi Chen's.
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