Predictive Machine Learning
Sample Efficient Active Learning in Multiple Imaging Modalities

DEDRECON is an army project which develops advanced machine learning to real-life image visual perception under multi-modality fusion techniques.
Funding: Army Futures Command LOA-2495-018

Self-Improved Camera ISP

Adversarial Cloaking

Learning Optimal Control with Stochastic Models of Hamiltonian Dynamics

Invariance-based Multi-Clustering of Latent Space Embeddings for Equivariant Learning

Sample Efficient Learned Decision Making in Controllable Stochastic Dynamical Systems

Video Imputation

Spectre studies smart data structures and prediction optimization with provable guarantees for spectral and geometric processing.

Semi-Supervised Variational Inference for Generative Materials Design
Shape and Function Optimization by Reinforcement Learning

Inverse Generative Modeling for Stealth and Cloaking Devices using Meta-materials
Learning to Optimally Control Stochastic Dynamical Systems

Angstrom studies multiresolution geometric data structures and computational mathematics algorithms that are essential for a wide range of molecular structure determination, energetics, interactions, and simulations.

GEMS data prediction
Challenges

UG2+ challenge
Quantum Machine Learning

Tensor Networks for Learning Quantum Variational Latent Spaces
Other Projects

NeuroModeling Understanding the fundamental relationship between neuron structure and function has long been an important goal in neuroscience. At all scales of analysis, the roles that geometric shapes and spatial interrelationships play in determining the functional abilities and constraints on brain activity are of paramount consideration.

Bio-Model studies computational modeling, simulation and visualization of anatomical and physiological processes.

X-Tierra studies computational modeling, simulation and visualization of computational earth sciences.

DiDi studies both the computational hardware and software infrastructure that underpin interactive visual manipulation of extremely large data streams on huge stereo display screens (Data Intensive, Display Intensive computations).

VisualEyes is focused on integrating geometric modeling, simulation and visualization of static and time-varying imaging, and multivariate scalar, vector, tensor field data. This project is driven by close cooperation with application researchers in bio-nanotechnology, bio-medicine, composite materials, electromagnetic scattering, oil reservoir modeling, and cosmological simulations.

Shastra is directed at research in CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work) based geometric design prototyping and synthetic environments. The implementation is on the multimedia desktop and harnesses the power of networked workstations. is directed at research in CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work) based geometric design prototyping and synthetic environments. The implementation is on the multimedia desktop and harnesses the power of networked workstations.