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This repo houses some of the academic papers from my time at the University of Michigan after undergrad when working in the Department of Mathematics Education; during graduate school in the Lampe lab, studying collective intelligence, social networks, social affordance, etc. From my time in industry I've included some research work from my time at a health data startup, where I was involved with longitudinal analyses of patient outcomes of patients diagnosed with rare diseases and/or chronic conditions, as well as a whitepaper from 2023 on large language models, written for companies in industry who are building and training their own LLM from scratch, in house.

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Large language models and natural language processing

Search for W and в large language model whitepaper on Google or your favorite search engine. (Direct link to paper coming soon to this repository)

Rare and chronic conditions and patient outcomes

  • Hepatitis-C (HCV) rate previously underestimated in the Baby Boomers populace; the previous estimates by the CDC undershot positivity rates, failing to diagnose as many as 1 in 10 (~10%) of hep-C-positive Baby Boomers in large metropolitan areas in the United States (written while at Medivo, now Prognos.ai; the HCV poster (in this repo) can also be found on Prognos' website)

University of Michigan School of Information

  • Facebook question-asking work (done while UofM graduate student research assistant)
    • Perceptions of Facebook's Value as an Information Source
    • Who wants to know? Question-Asking and Answering Practices among Facebook Users

Department of Mathematics Education, School of Education

  • Patterns of Adaptive Learning Scales (PALS) – Creation of a unique iteration of the PALS-formatted scales, specifically designed for studying the learning environment, students' affect, motivation and behavior in post-secondary remedial and non-remedial mathematics students. I was a research assistant, focusing on data management and database creation and maintenance in the Department of Mathematics Education at the University of Michigan's School of Education.

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