Yossi Bokor
Research Interests
My current research interest is Topological Data Analysis, and my PhD supervisor's are Dr Kate Turner and Dr Lamiae Azizi. I completed a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) at the University of Sydney, and my Honours Thesis was in Algebraic Geometry, supervised by Dr Emma Carberry, after which I completed a Master of Mathematical Sciences at ANU.
Yossi Bokor, Daniel Grixti-Cheng, Markus Hegland, Stephen Roberts, and Katharine Turner, Stratified Space Learning: Reconstrucing Embedded Graphs (2019).
Yossi Bokor, Honours Thesis, The University of Sydney (2017).
Code
PersistentHomologyTransfer is a Julia package for calculating the Persistent Homology Transform.
Talks
September, 2020: seminar in the Applied Topology Seminar, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, on Differentiating Lychees and Grapes.
June, 2020: seminar in the Graduates Reminisce Online On Topology (GROOT) Summer Seminar. A recording can be found on YouTube.
December, 2019: seminar at the Institute for Mathematical Stochastics, University of Göttingen.
December 2019: seminar at EPFL Applied Topology Seminar abo ut reconstructing embedded graphs from point cloud samples.
December 2019: talk at MODSIM 2019, about the paper Stratified Space Learning: Reconstrucing Embedded Graphs.
July 2019: talk at the Young Topologists Meeting 2019, in Lausanne, about Stratified Space Learning.
March 2019: seminar to the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, University of Newcastle in March, 2019. There is a video on slide 5 which won't work, but you can follow the link.
August 2017: talk to the Mathematics Postgraduate Society at The University of Sydney, about resolving singularities of plane algebraic curves.
Maintained by YB. Heavily inspired by Yusra.