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I am an undergraduate researcher working on natural language inference and interdisciplinary AI, with a focus on the interpretability, reliability, and robustness of machine learning models within explainable AI and contexts relating to autonomous systems under distribution shift. My interests extend to human-AI interaction, cross-domain adaptation, scientific claim verification, and representation learning for unstructured data, particularly NLP and NLI, using transfer learning and embeddings.

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Education

Korea University Business School

Undergraduate, BBA

Concentration: IS · Analytics

Fields of Study

IS, DS/AI, Machine Learning, NLP, Business Analytics

Current Work (Sept 2026)

Research — Finishing up some work on cross-domain ML and scientific AI under supervision.

Preprints and Write-ups — Write-ups for research on SciFact leakage correction and interpretable DL on molecular representations (See. Selected Projects).

Graduate School Applications — Programmes in AI, Data Science, and Information Systems

About

Korea University Business School (KUBS)

Bachelor of Business Administration

Expected Graduation: February 2027 (Early Graduation)

Concentration: Information Systems & Analytics

Completed Tracks:

  • Business Analytics (비즈니스애널리틱스)
  • Artificial Intelligence for Business (AI와경영)
Relevant Coursework
AI for Business
Advanced Machine Learning
Linear Algebra and AI
Mathematical Fundamentals for AI
Data Science
Big Data Analytics
Business Analytics I, II
Social Media (Text) Analytics
Databases
Database Management and Business Intelligence
Data Structure and Algorithms
Algorithmic Decision-making
Management Information Systems
Statistical Programming
Management Science
Business Statistics
Academic Experience

KUBS Official Undergraduate Tutor

Mar 2026 - Present

Tutoring Subjects:

  • Business Analytics II
  • Business Statistics
  • Management Information Systems
Awards & Honors
  • Dean's Award
  • Admission/Excellence/Top Scholarships, Korea University - 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
  • Best in AI Award Category @ 2026 KU AI Forum Poster Session, Korea University DHUSS
Technical Skills

Programming: Python, R, SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL), C++

Machine Learning & AI: PyTorch, TensorFlow, scikit-learn, Hugging Face Transformers & Hub, Captum, MLflow, AWS, LangChain, LangGraph

Data & Statistics: pandas, NumPy, SciPy, Excel, statsmodels

Visualization: matplotlib, seaborn, ggplot2, Tableau

Web & Misc: FastAPI, Docker, HTML/CSS/JS, TypeScript, SeleniumBase, Git, GitHub Actions

Research Tools: LaTeX, Overleaf, Zotero

Research Interests

NLINLPMLRepresentation LearningXAIAI+XHuman-AI Interaction

NLP & NLI

  • Multimodal Scientific Claim Verification
  • Unstructured Data & Text Analytics
  • Information Retrieval
  • Contextual Representation & Geometry

ML

  • Cross-domain Adaptation
  • Representation Learning
  • Transfer Learning
  • Robustness & Learning Theories
  • Semantic Collapse & LLM Hallucination

X-Autonomous Systems & AI+X

  • Explainable AI (XAI)
  • Interpretability of ML Models in AI
  • Feature Attribution and Other Methods
  • Reliable Autonomous Systems under Distribution Shift

Showcase

clAIm

Live · Deployed

An end-to-end scientific claim verification system built on a two-stage fine-tuned DeBERTa-v3-base with retrieval augmentation and explainability. Identified and corrected bilateral data leakage affecting 38.4% of the SciFact development split. Macro-F1: 0.9043 (MultiNLI), 0.8640 (SciFact, oracle), 0.7713 (SciTail, zero-shot). Deployed with FastAPI, Docker, and Vercel; integrates Semantic Scholar retrieval, Integrated Gradients (Captum), and GPT-OSS-20B explanations.

Best in AI Award Category w/ Research Grant

2026 KU AI Forum Poster Session

“A Tale of Two Splits: Detecting and Correcting Bilateral Leakage in SciFact”

Interpretable Deep Learning of Structure–Toxicity Relationships

Preprint

With S. T. Hmuu, School of Biosystems and Biomedical Sciences, Korea University.

A pre-registered, causal faithfulness study comparing sequence (ChemBERTa) and graph (GIN) neural network representations for interpretable molecular toxicity prediction, using perturbation-based metrics (comprehensiveness, sufficiency, deletion and insertion AUC) validated directly against curated ground-truth toxicophore substructures. Diagnosed a class-direction confound in metric aggregation that, left uncorrected, would have reversed one of the four primary findings, then resolved it through subgroup analysis and recomputed the full result set before drawing conclusions. Found ChemBERTa's attributions substantially and consistently more faithful than GIN's across all four metrics (n = 1,457, p < 10⁻⁸⁰), with the effect stable under molecular distribution shift and replicated on an independent, differently imbalanced endpoint (Tox21/SR-ARE).

VeriScite

Live · Deployed

An autonomous agentic system for citation-faithfulness verification, orchestrating dual independent verification (fine-tuned DeBERTa-v3 NLI + zero-shot LLM) with a LangGraph ReAct planner that resolves disagreement via tool use — no human intervention required. Caught a shared-bias case where both verifiers agreed on an incorrect SUPPORT verdict at 0.9931 confidence, and corrected it to NOT_ENOUGH_INFO through autonomous escalation across three bounded agent actions, streamed live via Server-Sent Events.

Transformer Encoder from First Principles

Preprint

Diagnosed representation anisotropy in transformer encoder outputs — tracing the cause through recent literature (Godey et al., 2024) — and corrected it via GloVe-based embedding initialization, validated through PCA geometric analysis. Built the full encoder from scratch in NumPy (multi-head self-attention, sinusoidal positional encoding, GELU, layer norm, residual connections, following Vaswani et al. 2017) to get direct inspection and control over the representation space itself.

Referees

Prof. Kyuhan Lee

Assistant Professor of Information Systems

Affiliation: Korea University Business School

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Prof. Byungwan Koh

Professor of Information Systems · Area Chair in Information Systems

Affiliation: Korea University Business School

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Prof. Angela Aerry Choi

Associate Professor of Information Systems

Affiliation: Korea University Business School

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Prof. Gunwoong Lee

Associate Professor of Information Systems

Affiliation: Korea University Business School

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Contact

laminoo@korea.ac.kr | 82.10.8109.3597