about
Thanks for stopping by. This site contains information
concerning my research interests, current projects, CV,
and other miscellaneous resources that pertain to my life thus far.
Currently, I have just started work with
Erik Sudderth, an expert in the area of non-parametric
Bayesian learning. We hope to develop machine learning models that can elucidate hidden structures
often seen in complex datasets such as neuroscience, vision, and language. The unique problems associated
with each of these fields motivates the need to develop new and interesting models that can best represent
these latent ("hidden") structures.
Previously, I was working in the research lab
of Dr. Vince Calhoun for about 4 years since 2005.
My work involved applying and developing novel computational analysis techniques to neuroimaging data to better understand mental
illnesses such as schizophrenia.
Research Interests
My research is highly interdisciplinary, which allows me to delve richly into areas of computer science, neuroscience, physics, and psychiatry. For the most part, I am deeply interested in the ideas that drive machine learning techniques and the explanatory power of complex systems/networks. Feel free to drop me an email if you're a fellow brain/computer science researcher or someone with similar interests. daeil<--@-->cs.brown.edu
News
I am starting my first year in the phd program at Brown for computer science!