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I am a Ph.D. student in Industrial Engineering at Penn State University. My research centers on cognitive modeling, where I refine memory retention equations to more accurately represent retrieval dynamics in dynamic multi-object environments. Building on this foundation, I develop embodied artificial intelligence agents that integrate structured knowledge representations such as scene graphs and knowledge graphs with reasoning frameworks to improve explainability and reduce hallucination. The goal of my work is to create explainable embodied AI agents that behave like humans by simulating human-like memory retrieval and intentional action.
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11:30am - 11:50am CDT Wednesday, October 15th Grand A
Cognitive Engineering & Decision Making