- Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Dartmouth College, working on interpretable and reliable machine learning methods
- Master's student in Statistical Science at Duke University, member of the Interpretable Machine Learning Lab
- Collaborated with Prof. Chaofan Chen from UMaine
Education
- Ph.D. in Computer Science, Dartmouth College, 2028 (expected), Advisor: Prof. Soroush Vosoughi
- M.S. in Statistical Science, Duke University, 2023, Advisor: Prof. Cynthia Rudin
- B.S. in Statistics (with Honors), Carnegie Mellon University, 2021, Advisor: Prof. Zach Branson
Background
- Research Interests: Developing interpretable and reliable machine learning methods that promote transparency, fairness, and usability
- Professional Field: Computer Science
- Brief Introduction: A second-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Dartmouth College, focusing on prototype-based vision transformer models, statistical modeling, and visualization techniques.
Miscellany
- Teaching Experiences:
- Duke Decision 618/521: Decision Analytics and Modeling TA: Fall 2021
- Duke CS 617: Introduction to Machine Learning TA: Fall 2022
- Dartmouth COSC 070: Foundations of Applied Computer Science TA: Fall 2023