Jones' research demonstrates that diffusion geometry outperforms multi-parameter persistent homology as a biomarker for tumor histology data, both real and simulated. It also shows promise in robustly measuring the manifold hypothesis by detecting singularities in manifold-like data.

This episode offers listeners a fascinating glimpse into the intersection of advanced mathematics, data analysis, and real-world applications, showcasing how these innovative techniques are reshaping our understanding of complex datasets and geometric structures.

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