Sidney Le is a data scientist and applied statistician, most recently at Dascena, Inc., developing clinical decision support systems that utilize machine learning, domain adaptation, and NLP.
BA in Statistics, 2018
University of California, Berkeley
Designed and implemented experiments based on the analysis of predictive models, leveraging machine- and deep-learning in Python alongside large-scale clinical EHR data, including unstructured text, to drive novel health research. Consulted on statistical matters across the company, particularly on clinical trial design and hypothesis testing, which included A/B testing. Built data processing and analysis functions into Python codebase.
Wrote and published technical papers to demonstrate novelty and significance of experimental results; developed technical aspects of grants to fund large scientific and engineering projects:
Applied techniques include:
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