Formal Projects

• 21st International Conference on Machine Learning (2004)
  Discriminative Learning: Learning Bayesian Network Classifiers by Maximizing Conditional Likelihood
  Authors: Daniel Grossman & Pedro Domingos
• Ph.D. Qualifying Project (April, 2001 - February, 2002)
  Computational Biology: Discovering Transcription Factor Binding Motifs Using Correlation with Gene Expression
  Authors: Daniel Grossman & Walter L. Ruzzo (faculty advisor)

Ph.D. Course Projects

• CSE 501 (Winter '01)
  Implementation of Programming Languages (Compilers) Project: A Java Bytecode Optimizing Compiler
  Authors: Daniel Grossman, Bart Niswonger, & Dmitriy Portnov
• CSE 544 (Spring '00)
  Database Management Systems Project: An Implementation of Quilt: A Brand-New XML Query Language
  Authors: Justin Campbell, Daniel Grossman, & Ana-Maria Popescu
• CSE 561 (Spring '00)
  Two Computer Networks Projects:
  Ad Hoc Routing in Mobile Networks (A Literature Review)   Authors: Daniel Grossman & William Portnoy
  Problems & Solutions in Multi-User Network Applications   Authors: Shawn Bonham, D. Grossman, W. Portnoy, & Kenneth Tam
• CSE 557 (Winter '00)
  Computer Graphics Final Project: Cloth Simulation
  Authors: Daniel Grossman & William Portnoy
• CSE 573 (Autumn '99)
  Two Artificial Intelligence Term Projects: Satisfiability Solving and Ensemble Machine Learning
  Authors: Daniel Grossman & Tammy VanDeGrift

Yale College Senior Projects

• CS 490 (1998 - 1999)
  Project 1. Senior Thesis: Markov Chain Proofs and Solutions
  Project 2. Experiments on a Matrix SVD/LRA Implementation
  Authors: Daniel Grossman, Ravindran Kannan (faculty advisor), Petros Drineas (graduate advisor on Project 2)

Other Yale College Projects

• OR 348a (Fall '97)
  Defense Analysis and Arms Control Methodology Term Project: Wartime Scenarios in the Middle East: Israel's Chances for Survival
  Author: Daniel Grossman