I am an ECE PhD Student at Purdue University, advised by Professor Christopher Brinton, specializing in machine learning, deep learning, federated learning, network systems, fog learning, and large language models (LLMs). With six years of experience in neural networks, my research aims to bridge the gap between theory and real-world applications, driving both academic advancements and industrial impact.
My work mainly focuses on designing efficient and scalable distributed AI systems, tackling challenges in resource-constrained environments, multi-tier communication networks, and communication-efficient model training. I am particularly interested in the intersection of federated learning and large-scale AI, with applications in edge computing, large-scale distributed intelligence, and privacy-preserving AI systems.
I have contributed to both fundamental research and practical deployments, pushing the boundaries of scalable AI. My long-term goal is to develop innovative AI-driven solutions that advance the field while addressing real-world challenges.
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Performing research related to distributed optimization, decentralized machine learning, large language models, and fog communication networks.
Conducting research on transformer models and video compressing.
Conducting research on meta-learning, video compressing, transformer models, and computer vision.
Advised by Professor Christopher Brinton
Advised by Professor Chen-Yi Lee