About Me
I'm a 4th year Computer Science undergrad at Georgia Tech. My research interests lie broadly in the field of Computer Vision and Vision & Language inspired by Psychology and Cognitive Science. I have been doing research under Professor Jim Rehg for 2 years on object recognition under the perspective of developmental psychology. I interned at Google twice, in Summer 2017 and Summer 2018. In Summer 2017, I worked on GoogleAds team, doing mobile development. In Summer 2018, I worked on Video Ads team, doing video topic classification.
My ultimate career goal is to do research on exploring the capability of machines to model human intelligence, by solving AI problems inspired by Psychology or Cognitive Science.
I also enjoy reading about ML and the underlying mathematical explanations. In my free time, I play the guitar, ukulele, sketch, play rubiks or read.
When I have my own apartment, I will have a husky named Cat and a cat named Dog.
My ultimate career goal is to do research on exploring the capability of machines to model human intelligence, by solving AI problems inspired by Psychology or Cognitive Science.
I also enjoy reading about ML and the underlying mathematical explanations. In my free time, I play the guitar, ukulele, sketch, play rubiks or read.
When I have my own apartment, I will have a husky named Cat and a cat named Dog.