Machine Learning Researcher · Software Engineer

Machine learning research for complex, real-world problems.

I’m a machine learning researcher and software engineer. My work focuses on interpretable methods for biomedical data, with broader interests in data-efficient learning, robust evaluation, and the engineering needed to turn ideas into dependable systems.

Publication atlas4 published papers · 3 in 2026
2025—2026
01 / 04Scientific Reports · 2026
Drug + proteinInteract + residualAffinity estimate
Cold-start drug–target affinityHybrid multimodal model
02 / 04BioData Mining · 2026
ECG beatAngle + distanceClass / anomaly
ECG kernel learningAngle–distance representation
03 / 04Health Informatics Journal · 2026
Health indicatorsConcept structureRisk model
Interpretable heart-disease riskFCA-constrained logistic model
04 / 04SEEDA-CECNSM · 2025
Market sequenceForecast + CVaRAllocation
Risk-aware portfolio learningForecasting and sequential control
Choose a published paper to inspect

Drug and protein representations interact before simulated residual quantum paths return to classical fusion.

Partial pilot · state-vector simulation · no QPUExplore paper

ECG morphology is compared through angular similarity and distance from a reference.

Classification and anomaly-detection studyExplore paper

Formal concept structure constrains an interpretable logistic risk model.

Inspectable clinical-risk modelExplore paper

Sequence forecasts, risk-aware policy learning, and downside-risk control inform allocation.

Methodological research · not investment adviceExplore paper
Cold-start drug–target affinity. Scientific Reports, 2026. Drug and protein representations interact before simulated residual quantum paths return to classical fusion.

Selected research

Research questions I’m working on.

I’m especially interested in drug–target modeling, ECG representation, interpretable clinical risk, and making better decisions under uncertainty.

Selected systems

Turning research ideas into working systems.

Good research needs reliable experiments, clear data flows, and software built with care. Public artifacts and private professional work are clearly labeled.

Research artifactPublic artifact

QADK ECG research artifact

The archived computational material associated with the BioData Mining study of angle–distance kernels for ECG classification and anomaly detection.

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Research map

From raw signals to understandable decisions.

Across different applications, I keep returning to the same questions: what should a model learn, how should we evaluate it, and how can we make the result easier to trust?

Selected writing

A closer look at the ideas behind the work.

Contact

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