Detravious Jamari Brinkley | Research
About my researchI am advised by Christan Grant, PhD on the following: How do we decide which voices to trust, since human projections—finances (e.g., stock picks), sports (e.g., who will win a game or championship), politics (e.g., who to vote for), and even weather (e.g., what to wear)—shape our everyday decisions? My research uses natural language processing (NLP) to identify and analyze these projections, then evaluates their veracity by gathering real-world observations to compare against, and estimates the reliability of their sources (experts, family, friends, online communities, social media, and organizations) from their historical track records. I’m currently focused on text, with plans to incorporate audio and visual modalities in my dissertation. Previously I spent time in the Knowledge Capture And Discover group where I was blessed to be advised by Yolanda Gil, PhD while having Emmanuel Dorley, PhD as a direct mentor. Research interestsMy research interest lie at the intersection of NLP--human projections--and time series (TS)--models predictions--for real-time systems.
See below for some of my papers (a full list can be found at Google Scholar). Publications and Presentations
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