Multi-Cancer Classification
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We trained 5 classifiers for 5 types of cancer as a final project for a graduate Computer Vision course.
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We trained 5 classifiers for 5 types of cancer as a final project for a graduate Computer Vision course.
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A collaborative simulation of possible technologies to establish a permanent presence in our solar neighborhood
Published in ICAA, 2024
The NeSy Program Synthesis approach is evaluated using 600 multi- hop navigation tasks with 1 to 10 hops. Compared with neural approaches, the our approach improves the success rate and path efficiency by an average of 64.3% and 19.4% across all tasks, respectively.
Recommended citation: W. English, D. Simon, M. R. Ahmed, S. K. Jha, and R. Ewetz, “Neuro-Symbolic Program Synthesis for Multi-Hop Natural Language Navigation”, International Conference on Assured Autonomy (ICAA), 2024.
Published in ICMLA, 2024
NSP uses a feedback loop from the symbolic execution environment to the neural generation process to self-correct syntax errors and satisfy execution time constraints. We evaluate our neuro-symbolic approach using a benchmark suite with 1500 path-planning problems. The experimental evaluation shows that our neuro-symbolic approach produces 90.1% valid paths that are on average 19-77% shorter than state-of-the-art neural approaches.
Recommended citation: William English, Dominic Simon, Sumit Jha, and Rickard Ewetz, “NSP: A Neuro-Symbolic Natural Language Navigational Planner”, International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications (ICMLA), 2024. https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.06859
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Ages 11-60, Varsity, Computer Science, 2019
I teach Computer Science and Programming topics to students of all ages, including middle schoolers who want to learn the basics of programming, high schoolers who want to ace their AP Computer Science exam, and adult learners who want to advance their career or mentor local STEM students.