Draft:Ali Nemati (Technologist)
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Ali Nemati [1] is a senior data scientist at Northwestern Mutual and a PhD candidate in Biomedical Health Informatics [2] at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He specializes in designing, implementing, and integrating data sources to support business processes and applying advanced statistical techniques and machine learning methods to extract insights from complex data sets.
Ali is proficient in Python and various machine learning libraries, including Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, and PyTorch, and he evaluates model performance using metrics such as F1 score and ROC AUC. His research focuses on scalable clustering and data summarization, and he has published multiple papers on topics like age and gender prediction, glaucoma detection, and language models. Ali has also received recognition for his work, including an outstanding paper award and a second-place finish in an international data mining competition.
In addition to his professional and academic pursuits, Ali is the founder of the Nemati Family BHI Graduate Fellowship Fund [3] [4] [5] [6], which provides financial assistance and mentorship to students in health informatics. He is also actively involved in developing and promoting open-source AI projects, such as OSLLM.ai [7], which focuses on large language models and related AI technologies.
Recognitions
[edit]Outstanding Paper Award: Ali was honored with an outstanding paper award for his research work [8], highlighting the impact and quality of his contributions to his field.
Second Place in an International Data Mining Competition: Ali achieved second place in an international data mining competition, showcasing his expertise and innovation in data science and machine learning.
Founder of the Nemati Family BHI Graduate Fellowship Fund [9]: Ali founded this fellowship to provide financial assistance and mentorship to students pursuing studies in biomedical health informatics, demonstrating his commitment to supporting the next generation of researchers in his field.
References
[edit]- ^ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ali-nemati/
- ^ https://sites.uwm.edu/jakeluo/team/
- ^ https://giftplanning.uwm.edu/stories-of-planned-giving/nemati-and-white
- ^ https://uwm.edu/engineering/students/biomedical-health-informatics-phd-fellowship-request-form/
- ^ https://www.linkedin.com/company/nematifamilyfoundation
- ^ https://uwm.academicworks.com/opportunities/19626
- ^ https://osllm.ai/
- ^ https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=isqivzYAAAAJ&hl=en
- ^ https://giftplanning.uwm.edu/stories-of-planned-giving/nemati-and-white
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