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Welcome! This is the landing page of the website where I introduce myself.
Ready-to-download versions of my resume and CV.
A highlight reel of some memorable moments while pursuing my hobbies.
An overview of some interesting technical projects I’ve created.
A collection of all the published research works I’ve been involved in.
Booking badminton courts at the University of Toronto is hard. That’s why I made a little bot to help me fight for court space.
This project represents my EngSci undergraduate thesis. The thesis is similar to the paper submitted to ICRA2023, but with the addition of additional benchmark models, more rigorous performance validation, and a new set of experimental results.
This was a group project for our distributed systems course in which we implemented a distributed key-value store in Java with consistent hashing, failure detection, and replication features.
This was my 2022 summer intern project with my team at Amazon in Vancouver. I created an automated end-to-end log analysis and data visualization pipeline that allows developers to interact with live log records generated from the team’s service.
This was my PEY internship project with the IC Lab at Huawei Canada. I developed a machine learning method to predict and annotate parasitic capacitances from IC schematic designs. This machine learning core was packaged in a user-friendly application with various use-cases for the estimated parasitic capacitances.
This project showcases the results of some machine learning self-study during my first year summer. I taught myself the basics of machine learning and TensorFlow and was able to reproduce the deep recurrent attention model from (Ba et al., 2015) and (Mnih et al., 2014).
Published:
This paper introduces a new multi-head attention model for handling the fault classification task in mixed autonomous and human driven platoons. The paper is a corollary work to my undergraduate EngSci thesis and was accepted as a contributed paper to ICRA2023.
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This paper provides a comprehensive literature review of the field of computational pathology to identify key challenges in the current research landscape. The work was conducted during my 2nd-year summer research experience with the MultiMedia Lab at the University of Toronto and was accepted in 2024 for publication in “Journal of Pathology Informatics.
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