Personal Projects
In addition to my research, you can also find some of my personal projects on this website. Their repositories can be found on my Github page!
[cs]@duke | Class of 2025
email: luke.nam@duke.edu
Leaftracker is an image classification model that differentiates toxic plants from their non-toxic look-alikes. Links to my huggingface.co page, Github repository, and info pages are linked below!
A machine-learning model for long-term earthquake prediction
Strong earthquakes are infrequent yet destructive events, mainly due to their unpredictability. Earthquake warning systems can only reactively send an alarm upon detection of an earthquake, which leaves only a small time frame for people to head to safety. SmartQuake is a project that performs long-term earthquake prediction using a time series model, inspired by the TimesNet architecture.
The kepler.gl map plots significant earthquakes recorded by the Canadian National Earthquake Database, where magnitudes are >= 4.0. Many databases have been scraped and compiled to construct the neural network model.
In addition to my research, you can also find some of my personal projects on this website. Their repositories can be found on my Github page!
I plan to graduate Duke University in Spring 2025 with a BS in Computer Science.
Here, you can find the courses I have taken so far:
Hey there! My name is Luke Nam, an undergraduate senior at Duke University majoring in computer science (BS). My main research interests are large language models (LLMs) and computer vision (CV). You can find my research lab contributions throughout this website! Outside of academics, I enjoy watching chess and playing clarinet in the Duke University Marching Band.
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