Anna C. Gilbert

Anna C. Gilbert is the John C. Malone Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at Yale University. She is affiliated with the Electrical Engineering department. Her research focuses on areas related to her title, though specific details are not provided. She is recognized for her contributions to the field, as reflected in her academic position and research interests. Her profile page provides additional information about her work and affiliations.

Anna Gilbert is a professor at Yale University specializing in applied mathematics. Her research focuses on signal recovery, sparse approximation, and data network analysis. She has developed algorithms for signal recovery from random measurements and explored the dynamics of Internet traffic. Her work includes methods for sparse signal recovery using greedy pursuit and techniques for compressed sensing. Gilbert's research also addresses the multifractal nature of network traffic and the development of efficient algorithms for data processing. Her contributions span both theoretical and applied aspects of signal processing and network analysis.