University of Michigan EECS
Jiale Cheng
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Michigan, advised by Prof. Lei Ying.
My research focuses on graph alignment theory, information theory, and their applications to networks and systems. This site also preserves notes from earlier work in communications, coding, and mathematics.
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Research
- Graph and network alignment
- Graph inference
- Information theory and networked systems
Recent Posts
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01 Mar 2023Axiomatized Set Theory: ZFC Axioms Archived Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory with the Axiom of Choice (ZFC) is a widely accepted formal system for set theory. It consists of nine axioms.
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01 Feb 2023Manifolds and Local Structures Completed A local-to-global guide to submanifolds, embeddings, regular values, manifolds with boundary, and smooth partitions of unity.
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06 Dec 2022Discrete Memoryless Channels Archived Notes on discrete memoryless channels, channel capacity, coding theorems, and general channel models.
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