Research Summary

I do research on the following topics:

  • Computational imaging
  • Computer vision
  • Machine learning (including deep learning)
  • Privacy-preserving machine learning

Deep Learning + Computational Imaging

I have multiple publications exploring how deep learning (DL) can be used for the next generation of imaging systems.

Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning

I have some pre-prints that take steps toward answering a big question in privacy-preserving machine learning: “how do different aspects of a machine learning algorithm/model affect the privacy of its training data?”. I explore this question through the lens of membership inference: the task of identifying whether a data point was in a given machine learning model’s training dataset or not.

Other Works

I typically have broad interests, and here are some other completed projects around machine learning, signal processing, and computer vision.

  • In MINER (2022), we develop a very efficient method based on Laplacian pyramids and residual learning for learning implicit neural representations.
  • In Wearing A Mask (2021), we use recurrent neural tangent kernels for kernel-based dimensionality reduction of variable-length sequences.
  • In Near-Linear-Phase IIR Filters Using Gauss-Newton Optimization (2019), I design IIR filters with near-linear phase responses using Gauss-Newton optimization techniques.
  • In Flat Focus (2017), I characterize the depth-of-field of a thin mask-based lensless imaging system.