Thursday, March 30, 2023
The following is a lightly edited transcript of a Q and A interview.
Tell us a bit about your research
Researchers in biology and medicine have collected an unprecedented amount of data from a variety of sources. My research builds upon the benefits of extracting information from such big data sources by building a so-called automatic hypothesis-generation machine, where the input is the big data people have collected. The outputs are the hypotheses deduced by artificial intelligence or machine learning techniques that biologist might be interested in with high confidence.
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