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Now: building the CAIMLL lab's fine-tuning pipeline, leading a subliminal-learning study through revision, and studying rainfall estimation for flood prediction.
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| Living Kanto · 100 local-LLM residents | Terminal Browser · Claude Code drives a live page | Gravitational lensing · physics research |
Conferences, competitions, robots and hardware
- Corso, A., Asariah, J. S., Park, K., Corso, N. A., & Lee, E. (2025). A DSR Approach for Geospatial AI: Prediction of Drug Overdoses. AMCIS 2025, Montréal. Paper
- Park, K., Bergquist, G., Lee, P., & Sanders, B. Replicating Subliminal Learning in LLMs via Distillation and LoRA Fine-Tuning. Under review, Aletheia: The Alpha Chi Journal of Undergraduate Scholarship.
- SCCUR 2026, San Diego State (Nov. 21): Towards Modeling Runoff and Flood Prediction over Unreliable Precipitation Gauges (first author) and Separate or Unified Fine-Tuning? A Systematic Comparison of Training Strategies for Multi-Document Domain Applications (second author).
- KSEA SWRC 2026, CSU Fullerton: Subliminal Learning in Large Language Models; A Design Science Research Approach for Geospatial AI.
- AMCIS 2025, Montréal: paper presentation.
- 🏆 3rd place (online division), Cactus × Google DeepMind FunctionGemma Hackathon.
ML PyTorch · JAX / Haiku · TransformerLens · Unsloth · LangChain · Methods LoRA / QLoRA · sparse autoencoders · evaluation · synthetic data · Inference Ollama · vLLM · GGUF · Data Neo4j · PostgreSQL · FAISS
Riverside, CA · Interests: LLM architectures, vision-language-action models, physical AI




