About Me

My name is Minoh Jeong. I am currently a PhD student/research assistant in the group of Prof. Martina Cardone at University of Minnesota. Before joining Prof. Martina’s group, I received my MS degree and was a member in the group of Prof. Songnam Hong at Ajou University, South Korea.

I am widely interested in the fields of statistical signal processing, differential privacy, coding theory, information theory, machine learning and wireless communication. During my Ph.D. study, I work on the problems of 1) data permutation (data ranking) estimation under privacy constraints; 2) Bayesian lower bounds of minimum mean squared error; and 3) estimation of the optimal performance of multi-class classification using dataset.

When I was an MS student, I mainly studied coding theory and machine learning. Specifically, polar codes was the main research topic, and my objectives were twofold: 1) designing rate-compatible polar codes motivated by the construction of fixed code length of $2^n$; 2) designing low-latency decoding algorithm to increase its throughput.

For more details, please find the Publications.

During my free time, I like doing activities. I usually go to gym and practice calisthenics (my muscle-up is in the below video :).