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My Intelligent Adaptive Interventions research group aims to transform everyday technology for people into intelligent, perpetually improving systems, by integrating human intelligence with statistical machine learning. Simple examples in education include enhancing the explanations students receive for how to solve problems, and examples in health include personalizing which text messages get people to exercise. Our approach is to deploy randomized A/B comparisons that compare alternative actions, creating these A/B comparisons using insights from human-computer interaction and experimental psychology, as well as harnessing ideas from users and designers through crowdsourcing or 'human computation' to perpetually expand the set of actions/conditions being tested. We then apply algorithms to discover which actions are effective (and for which subgroups of users) and rapidly provide the most effective actions to future users, to enhance and personalize their experience. For example, existing research and active collaborations apply and extend algorithms in reinforcement learning (e.g. multi-armed contextual bandits) along with models from statistics. As shown in the diversity of publication venues, my group bridges research in human-computer interaction, experimental psychology, applied statistics and machine learning.
My Intelligent Adaptive Interventions research group aims to transform everyday technology for people into intelligent, perpetually improving systems, by integrating human intelligence with statistical machine learning. Simple examples in education include enhancing the explanations students receive for how to solve problems, and examples in health include personalizing which text messages get people to exercise. Our approach is to deploy randomized A/B comparisons that compare alternative actions, creating these A/B comparisons using insights from human-computer interaction and experimental psychology, as well as harnessing ideas from users and designers through crowdsourcing or 'human computation' to perpetually expand the set of actions/conditions being tested. We then apply algorithms to discover which actions are effective (and for which subgroups of users) and rapidly provide the most effective actions to future users, to enhance and personalize their experience. For example, existing research and active collaborations apply and extend algorithms in reinforcement learning (e.g. multi-armed contextual bandits) along with models from statistics. As shown in the diversity of publication venues, my group bridges research in human-computer interaction, experimental psychology, applied statistics and machine learning.
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AAAI 2024no. 21 (2024): 22906-22912
JMIR FORMATIVE RESEARCH (2024): e47360-e47360
Angela M. Zavaleta Bernuy, Runlong Ye,Naaz Sibia, Rohita Nalluri,Joseph Jay Williams,Andrew Petersen,Eric Smith,Bogdan Simion,Michael Liut
Technical Symposium on Computer Science Educationpp.1477-1483, (2024)
CHI Extended Abstractspp.1-6, (2023)
Mohi Reza,Nathan Laundry,Ilya Musabirov, Peter Dushniku, Zhi Yuan "Michael" Yu, Kashish Mittal,Tovi Grossman,Michael Liut,Anastasia Kuzminykh,Joseph Jay Williams
arxiv(2023)
ACM Conference on Learning @ Scale (L@S)pp.254-256, (2023)
CoRR (2023)
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