My research focuses on machine learning operations, crime pattern analysis, and functional programming for data science.
Implemented Meta's Prophet across six crime categories and 90+ Toledo census tracts on 500K+ records (~85% accuracy in project evaluation), capturing seasonality and holiday effects
Paired forecasts with automated ETL and an interactive Shiny surface for practitioner exploration
Presented neighborhood-level forecasting methods and policy implications at ACJS 2025
Built a reproducible training/ops pipeline with DVC and GitHub Actions (framed with Docker / MLflow / Airflow patterns) for clinical imaging models
Combined topological data analysis with deep learning for tumor detection; ensemble approach reached ~92% classification accuracy in reported evaluation
Added monitoring and retraining hooks aimed at production-minded model lifecycle management
Interactive environment for exploring data science concepts through hands-on Clojure notebooks
Implementation using Scicloj/Clay and Quarto for web-based notebooks
Docker containerization for reproducible environments
Comprehensive coverage of statistical and machine learning topics
Implemented numerically stable algorithms for statistical computations
Developed eigendecomposition methods and PCA implementation
Comparative analysis against scikit-learn implementations
Utilized Neanderthal, tablecloth, and scicloj.clay libraries
Implemented convolutional autoencoders for image denoising
Compared dimensionality reduction techniques on Fashion-MNIST
Built with PyTorch, scikit-learn, and Clojure/Clay
Created promotional video highlighting university features and programs
Academy of Criminal Justice Science 62nd Annual Meeting · March 2025
Technical Blog Publication · 2024
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