Machine Learning Researcher
Symbiotic Computing Laboratory
Norman, Oklahoma, United States
Developed a novel machine learning technique to study infant motion development,As infants learn to crawl, patterns they develop are identified within raw motion capture data. Specifically, convolutional filters train to recognize these unspecified behaviors to match a desire onset over several weeks. From this, objectives metrics provide previously unseen insights into development at an individual level. With the insights this provides, our team is pushing towards eventually indentifying hyper-individualized interventions, as part of a multi-pronged effort to aid infants at risk for cerebral palsy.https://www-symbiotic.cs.ou.edu/I was honored to present my research at the 12th Annual College of Allied Health Research Day, hosted at the Univeristy of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.