Denver Dash
I am a research scientist at the
Intel Science
& Technology Center on Embedded Computing at Carnegie Mellon
and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics in the
School of Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. I work a lot in
machine learning with probabilistic graphical models, particularly
applied to machine perception and to silicon manufacturing
optimization.
Research Interests:
- Machine Learning with Graphical Models
- Reasoning under uncertainty
- Causal discovery and reasoning with time-series data
- Multi-modal high-level perception
Contact Info:
Intel Labs Pittsburgh 4720 Forbes Avenue Suite. 410, MS: CM2 Pittsburgh, PA 15213
412-297-4027
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