Interview with MSU's News
MSU News Service interviewed me about my work as a PhD student
My name is Giorgio L. Morales Luna. I am a PhD candidate (ABD) in computer science at Montana State University and a current member of the Numerical Intelligent Systems Laboratory (NISL). I hold a BS in mechatronic engineering from the National University of Engineering, Peru, and an MS in computer science from Montana State University, USA. My research interests are Deep Learning, Explainable Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Precision Agriculture. For a complete Academic CV, please visit here.
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
Montana State University
Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence
Montana State University
M.Sc., Computer Science
Montana State University
B.Sc., Mechatronics Engineering
National University of Engineering (Lima, Peru)
My current research focuses on Symbolic Regression, leveraging the advantages of deep learning techniques (e.g., LLMs) and genetic algorithms to distill experimental data into analytical equations that serve as causal explanations for the observable world. The aim is to offer an alternative to the use of black-box models and an avenue for the automated discovery of explanatory and causal models from observed data.
I am also working on uncertainty quantification and adaptive learning techniques for epistemic uncertainty minimization.
Please reach out to collaborate 😃
MSU News Service interviewed me about my work as a PhD student
Explanation of our ECML-PKDD paper “Univariate Skeleton Prediction in Multivariate Systems Using Transformers”
Seismic Monitoring and Analysis Challenge
The paper was presented at the IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence
My proposal “Decomposable Symbolic Regression Using Transformers and Neural Network-Assisted Genetic Algorithms” has been accepted for oral presentation
Paper accepted at the Research Track of the European Conference on Machine Learning and Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases 2024
Paper accepted at the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks 2024