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AngioAid - A Computer-Based Platform Interpreting Coronary Angiograms

Project Lead
  Biomedical & Clinical Informatics Lab, University of Michigan

This project constructs AngioAid, a fully automated computer-based platform to assist with the interpretation of coronary angiogram videos. This project also aims to curate a dataset of coronary angiogram videos to be made publicly available via Amazon Web Services to spur development of algorithms for angiogram interpretation.

  • Designed, tested, and evaluated machine learning pipeline for real-time evaluation of severity of stenosis, or thinning, of the coronary arteries.
  • Cleaned and pruned large, messy data from 5 sources to create a curated data set, discarding unusable or irrelevant data
  • Built and maintained an accessible data pipeline with Python and SQL
  • Engineered features to extract relevant and actionable information from data regarding the severity of stenosis
  • Analyzed complex model results to discover actionable insights
  • Increased model performance with a novel automated data cleaning pipeline

In-Vehicle Cardiac Monitoring System

Cardiac Event Database Creater & Curator
  Biomedical & Clinical Informatics Lab, University of Michigan

A system for detecting the onset of severe cardiac events (e.g., hemodynamic instability) prior to complications experienced by a driver.

  • Designed and populated a SQL database unifying 500,000+ health records from 6+ sources into one cohesive data repository.
  • Coded a pre-processing pipeline in Python to extract relevant features from text files containing clinical notes and heterogeneous patient records.

Polytrauma Decision Support System

Project Lead
  Biomedical & Clinical Informatics Lab, University of Michigan

The Polytrauma Decision Support System (DSS) technology aims to significantly improve pelvic/abdominal trauma decision-making using facilitated and prompt analysis of complex and heterogeneous patient medical data.

  • Used machine learning and computer vision to design and develop real-time recommendation algorithms for clinical decision-making during time sensitive trauma treatment.
  • Developed algorithms for automated segmentation of abdominal organs in CT volumes
  • Trained cascading classifiers for categorization of CT volume slices based on visualized organs
  • Coordinated a small group of talented graduate and undergraduate students

Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning

Dissertation Project
  Biomedical & Clinical Informatics Lab, University of Michigan
  • Designed, implemented, and evaluated encryption-friendly adaptations of machine learing algorithms in C++
  • Algorithms include privacy-preserving versions of naive Bayes, decision tree, and third-party search
  • Used object-oriented programming to create a homomorphic encryption library in C++

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