Pavel V Oleinikov
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Quantitative Analysis
Allbritton Center, 119860-685-3889
Associate Director, Quantitative Analysis Center
Allbritton Center, 119860-685-3889
Pavel V Oleinikov
Pavel Oleinikov uses his background in social and natural sciences to advance the application of quantitative methods to data from the social world. He teaches courses on basics of Big Data, network analysis, text mining, and skills-focused courses. A large part of his work lies in assisting Wesleyan faculty in integrating diverse data sources in the form of text, images, and data from APIs.
Pavel Oleinikov has a PhD in Political Science from University of California, Santa Barbara. His dissertation focused on paradigms of impatience and their quantitative investigation. For his MS thesis in computer engineering he studied applications of Hopfield-type neural networks to optimization tasks.
Academic Affiliations
Office Hours
Fall 2019: Wednesdays 3-5 pm
Courses
Spring 2021
QAC 151 - 01
Working with Excel and VBA
QAC 155 - 01
Working with Python
QAC 211 - 01
Data Science Primer
QAC 378 - 01
DeltaLab: Comp. Media Analysis
QAC 386 - 01
Introduction to Text Mining
Fall 2021
QAC 150 - 01
Working with SQL, Databases
QAC 151 - 01
Working with Excel and VBA
QAC 234 - 01
Working w/Remote Sensing Data
QAC 241 - 01
Network Analysis
QAC 378 - 01
DeltaLab: Comp. Media Analysis