Ronald Lee

Ronald Lee
Texas A&M University | TAMU · Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Bachelor of Science

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Introduction
Hi! I'm an undergraduate student at Texas A&M University and my research focuses primarily on machine learning and network science. Currently, I'm working on gradient balancing techniques in multi-task learning with Dr. James Caverlee.

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Publications (5)
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Twitter is an increasingly popular platform for understanding and analyzing human sociobehavioral dynamics, information diffusion, and public sentiment largely because of its high volume of content and relative ease of access. This has been particularly true in the field of crisis informatics, in which tweet content and social networks are utilized...
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While conceptual definitions have provided a foundation for measuring inequality of access and resilience in urban facilities, the challenge for researchers and practitioners alike has been to develop analytical support for urban system development that reduces inequality and improves resilience. Using 30 million large-scale anonymized smartphone-l...
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While several non-pharmacological measures have been implemented for a few months in an effort to slow the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in the United States, the disease remains a danger in a number of counties as restrictions are lifted to revive the economy. Making a trade-off between economic recovery and infection control is a major...
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Deriving effective mobility control measures is critical for the control of COVID-19 spreading. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries and regions implemented travel restrictions and quarantines to reduce human mobility and thus reduce virus transmission. But since human mobility decreased heterogeneously, we lack empirical evidence o...
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While several non-pharmacological measures have been implemented for a few months in an effort to slow the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in the United States, the disease remains a danger in a number of counties as restrictions are lifted to revive the economy. Making a trade-off between economic recovery and infection control is a major...

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