Tian Bai
Undergraduate student at McGill University
I am an undergraduate student at McGill University, majoring in Honours Mathematics and Computer Science, with an expected graduation date of December 2024. My research interests focus on the intersection of statistics and machine learning, particularly in areas that include:
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Enhancing reliability and trustworthiness of AI/ML Systems: I am interested in the development and application of methods for accessing and improving the reliability of black-box AI/ML systems (e.g. uncertainty quantification, statistical inference with AI systems), enabling confident deployments in risk-sensitive settings.
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Understanding foundational aspects of AI/ML Systems: I am fascinated by the inner workings of complex ML models, which are often opaque. My aim is to gain a deeper understanding of these systems or potentially enhance their transparency through structural modifications.
Currently, I am working on generalizations and applications of conformal inference under the supervision of Prof. Archer Y. Yang.
You can download my CV here.
news
Nov 28, 2024 | Vanilla conformal selection requires a predefined conformity score function, which can limit selection power by preventing score optimization without additional data splitting. Checkout OptCS, a general framework that enables statistical testing (selection) after flexible data-driven model optimization! |
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Nov 01, 2024 | My paper comparing conformal selection with traditional methods in drug pre-screening is now available as a preprint! |
Sep 28, 2024 | I’m pleased to announce that our paper on using machine learning to predict patient outcomes in emergency department triage has been accepted for publication in the Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine! |
May 15, 2024 | My personal website is now live. |