George Mathew
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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Full Stack Developer and Data Scientist in the making with a keen interest in Machine…
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George Mathew liked thisGeorge Mathew liked this🎉 I'm thrilled to announce that three of our papers on building and evaluating AI-powered software have been accepted! 🤖 These papers cover the challenges and practices that have emerged as we're building AI into products at Microsoft. The papers will appear at AAAI'25, ICSE SEIP'25, and SANER'25. A tremendous amount of work and really smart folks worked together on all these papers. 🖹 Paper links and summaries available in this article.
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George Mathew liked thisGeorge Mathew liked thisExcited to share that I've successfully cleared the onsite interviews at LinkedIn and am now in the process of team matching for ML Engineer roles. If you're aware of any teams with openings or opportunities within LinkedIn, I'd love to hear from you! My passion lies in AI Governance, with expertise spanning Personalization and NLP. I recently served as a Senior Data Scientist, building the first in-house Search and Recommendation System for Walgreens. Previously, I was an ML Research Scientist on Instagram Fairness, collaborating closely with Responsible AI and FAIR to enhance algorithmic and systems fairness across the IG recommender system (Feed, Stories, etc). If you know of any opportunities or think there might be a good fit within your team, please don't hesitate to reach out. You can contact me at huyqtu7@gmail.com. Looking forward to the possibility of working together! 🤗 #mlengineer #linkedin #opentowork #letsconnect
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George Mathew liked thisGeorge Mathew liked this#phdjourney update, step 2/3 complete: Defended my Ph.D. proposal today 😀 (3 publications, 4 years, 105-page thesis, 85 slides, course work, and 3000 cups of coffee). Many thanks to my advisor (Prof. Tim Menzies), committee, and members of our lab (http://ai4se.net/). On the 💼 #job market and looking for positions starting Jan 2022 #research
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North Carolina State University
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Ph.D. student in the Department of Computer Science at North Carolina State University with Dr. Kathryn Stolee. My research explores language-agnostic source code similarity measures across static and dynamic typed programming languages.
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Octorater
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Octorater is an application built to perform text analysis on movie reviews streamed from Rotten Tomatoes to predict the rating of a movie as good or bad.
The main objective behind this project was to learn the working of various text analysis methods and select the best out of them to build a predictive model based on the dataset and business requirements.
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Bayesian based sentiment analysis of twitter feeds.
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Twitter feeds were trained on a naive bayes model to classify them as positive and negative. Then the trained weights were tested on a test model and an accuracy of 87 % was obtained.
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Family Tree based on least space algorithm
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Constructed a hierarchical tree using jQuery built on a custom deployed algorithm that emphasizes on the least wastage of space between the nodes to allocate maximum number of nodes on screen.
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English
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