2021/09 — 2025/06
National Cheng Kung University
Department of Statistics
Graduate Student in Computer Science
Graduated with a background in Statistics and have spent the past years strengthening my skills in data analysis, machine learning, sensing peripheral devices (FPGA/Raspberry Pi) and applied computational research. My interests lie in combining statistical reasoning with software and hardware understanding to solve real-world problems.

Education
2021/09 — 2025/06
Department of Statistics
2025/09 — 2026/07
Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
2026/08 — Present
Department of Computer Science
Research experience
My academic path spans statistics, statistical signal processing, machine learning, and hardware-oriented computing. I have worked with point clouds, probabilistic methods, denoising strategies, and large-scale data analysis, while also exploring embedded systems and digital design.
Research Focus
Projects
Studied registration pipelines for TLS and ULS datasets, focusing on robustness under noisy and partially overlapping point sets.
Investigated probabilistic self-update strategies to improve inlier recovery and reduce the impact of outliers.
Implemented and analyzed KNN, K-means, DBSCAN, decision trees, and related methods for data exploration and evaluation.
Built a real-time vibration and FFT analysis setup using sensors, Linux-based control, and signal processing pipelines.
Worked on datapath design, RTL simulation, and hardware verification for processor and logic-focused projects.
Explored text classification and prediction tasks using data-driven methods and applied modeling workflows.
Contact
Welcome for research collaboration, applied data projects, and opportunities related to AI, statistics, and intelligent systems.