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Currently a graduate student at the University of Chicago, finishing an MA in Computational Social Science, and doing my research at the [https://www.knowledgelab.org Knowledge Lab]. I work broadly in two fields - science of science, and ethics/fairness in Machine Learning and AI. always down to talk about the social/ecological ramifications of AI and technology, and am interested to see how the fields of Sociology and Philosophy interact with Computer Science. | Currently a graduate student at the University of Chicago, finishing an MA in Computational Social Science, and doing my research at the [https://www.knowledgelab.org Knowledge Lab]. I work broadly in two fields - science of science, and ethics/fairness in Machine Learning and AI. always down to talk about the social/ecological ramifications of AI and technology, and am interested to see how the fields of Sociology and Philosophy interact with Computer Science. | ||
I enjoy | I enjoy being part of the open source python scientific computing community: conducting workshops at PyCons/PyDatas and contributing to python NLP libraries like Gensim and spaCy. I've written a [https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/beginning-natural-language-processing book] on how to do text analysis in Python, authored the python package [https://github.com/bhargavvader/pycobra pycobra], and have published in the Journal of Machine Learning Research. | ||
(also like to boulder and hike, hang out with my cat, read, and really really enjoy music and dancing!) | (also like to boulder and hike, hang out with my cat, read, and really really enjoy music and dancing!) | ||
Latest revision as of 08:57, 13 June 2019
Bhargav Srinivasa Desikan
University of Chicago - USA
Currently a graduate student at the University of Chicago, finishing an MA in Computational Social Science, and doing my research at the Knowledge Lab. I work broadly in two fields - science of science, and ethics/fairness in Machine Learning and AI. always down to talk about the social/ecological ramifications of AI and technology, and am interested to see how the fields of Sociology and Philosophy interact with Computer Science.
I enjoy being part of the open source python scientific computing community: conducting workshops at PyCons/PyDatas and contributing to python NLP libraries like Gensim and spaCy. I've written a book on how to do text analysis in Python, authored the python package pycobra, and have published in the Journal of Machine Learning Research.
(also like to boulder and hike, hang out with my cat, read, and really really enjoy music and dancing!)