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Paulo Shakarian

Faculty, Center for Cybersecurity and Trusted Foundations Affiliates

Paulo Shakarian, Ph.D. is an Adjutant Faculty member at Arizona State University.  His research interests include logic programming, artificial intelligence, abductive learning, data mining, machine learning, and computer security.  Previously, he held a tenured position at ASU's School of Computing and AI.  He is currently a full Professor at Syracuse University.

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Fall 2023

Noel Ngu

Computer science

Diversity Measures: Domain-Independent Proxies for Failure in Language Model Queries

By analyzing diversity measures in language models, the research team will gain greater insight into their reasoning capabilities.

Program: FURI

Aniruddha Datta

Robotics and autonomous systems

Propositional Logic Frameworks in Perception Tasks App

Applying logic frameworks helps accelerate and improve the performance of perception tasks where full scale training is not possible.

Program: MORE

Summer 2023

Noel Ngu

Computer science

An Independent Evaluation of ChatGPT on Math Word Problems

By analyzing how a language model known as GPT-3.5 solves math problems, we can better understand how it reasons.

Program: FURI

Spring 2023

Rohan Nair

Computer science

Global Supply Chains as Predictors of Activity

Studying global supply chains with location and trade data will unveil predictors of legal, environmental, economic and political events.

Program: GCSP research stipend

Summer 2022

Brian Lee

Computer science

A Causal Approach to Predicting Medical Conditions in Machine Learning

Applying a causal machine learning approach will better predict medical conditions from patient medical diagnosis data.

Program: FURI