I am a PhD. candidate of Computer Science in the Division of  Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University.  I work under the direction of Professor Mike Smith. I am interested in data mining, text mining machine learning techniques and visualization systems.  My background includes information retrieval, data bases, data mining and knowledge bases.  I am currently investigating language representations used for the semantic web and its utility for knowledge representation and event, emotion, sentiment and trend identification. 

Some previous research papers:

Extracting People's names from RSS feeds using WordNet

Predicting UNIX commands using Decision Tables and Decision Trees

 A Visualization Tool for  the Progressive Profiling System

A Comparison of Two Loop Variation Mechanisms for Profile Propagation

Research Key: A system for Identifying Influential Research Objects

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