Joowon Lee

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Hi!

I am Joowon Lee, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Statistics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

I am interested in the fields of causal inference and machine learning. More specifically, my research interest is in developing individual treatment rules which recommend optimal treatment according to individual characteristics. I seek methods that can give interpretable results so that they can be widely used and communicated with professionals in broad areas.

As a former nurse, I love to help individual patients to improve their health conditions. However, my ultimate goal is to develop novel statistical methods for medical and public health studies, aiming for the overall improvement of public health status.

Education

Publications

  1. J. Lee, J. Huling, and G. Chen, An effective framework for estimating individualized treatment rules, (To appear in NeurIPS 2024)
  2. J. Lee, H. Lyu, and W. Yao, Supervised Matrix Factorization: Local Landscape Analysis and Applications, ICML 2024. (Paper, GitHub)
  3. J. Lee, H. Lyu, and W. Yao, Exponentially convergent algorithms for supervised matrix factorization, NeurIPS 2023. (Paper, GitHub)
  4. J. Lee, H. Lyu, and W. Yao, Interpretable Feature Extraction by Supervised Dictionary Learning for Identification of Cancer-Associated Gene Clusters, ICML Workshop on Computational Biology 2023. (Paper, Poster)
  5. J. Lee, S. Lee, J. Jang, and T. Park, “Exact association test for small size sequencing data”, BMC medical genomics 2018. (Paper)

Work Experience

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