About me

I’m Kuan-I Gary Chung (鍾冠毅, jhōng guàn yì). I am a PhD student in Computer Science at Vanderbilt University, advised by Prof. Daniel Moyer. I am also a student affiliate at Vanderbilt Istitute for Surgery and Engineering (VISE). I am interested in probabilistic model and machine learing application in medical imaging.

Prior to my PhD position, I was a senior engineer at Wistron, working on ML application in industry and medical imaging. I was also a visitin researcher at MIT CSAIL, working with Prof. John Guttag, Prof. Adrian Dalca, and CAML Lab. Before my career at Wistron, I completed my BS(2016) and MS(2018) in Applied Mathematics at National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, advised by Prof. Mong-Na Lo Huang.

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News

• Feb. 2025 I presented my research “Does SAM Dream of EIG? Characterizing Interactive Segmenter Performance Using Expected Information Gain” at SPIE 2025 Medical Imaging in San Diego, CA.
• Aug. 2023 I moved to Nashville, TN for studying PhD.
• Jul. 2023 I won the Best Patent Award 2023 from Wistron for my work on “Training data increment method, electronic apparatus and computer-readable medium (US20210390282A1)”.
• Sep. 2018 I joined Wistron as a Machine Learning Engineer and Data Scientist.
• Jun. 2018 I graduated from NSYSU with a Master degree in Applied Mathematics.
• Jun. 2016 I graduated from NSYSU with a Bachelor degree in Applied Mathematics.