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10

Modeling Social & Physical Systems with Network Science with Noemi Derzsy

Noemi Derzsy
Principal Inventive Scientist
AT&T Chief Data Office, Data Science and AI Research
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Episode Overview

Noemi Derzsy, Principal Inventive Scientist at the AT&T Chief Data Office, joins us to discuss how her background in physics and network science led her to AT&T where she applies those skills to understand and model customer behavior.

About Noemi

Noemi Derzsy is a Senior Inventive Scientist at AT&T Chief Data Office within the Data Science and AI Research organization. Her research is centered on understanding and modeling customer behavior and experience through large-scale consumer and network data using machine learning, network analysis/modeling, spatiotemporal mining, text mining, and natural language processing techniques.

Prior to joining AT&T, Noemi was a Data Science Fellow at Insight Data Science NYC and a postdoctoral research associate at Social Cognitive Networks Academic Research Center at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. She holds a Ph.D. in Physics, an MS in Computational Physics, and has a research background in Network Science and Computer Science.

Noemi is also involved in volunteering in the data science community. She is a NASA Datanaut and former organizer of the Data Umbrella and NYC Women in Machine Learning and Data Science meetup groups.

Relevant Links

- Insight Data Science Fellowship (Program)

- AT&T Labs (Company)

- An Interpretable Graph-based Mapping of Trustworthy Machine Learning Research (Paper)

- NASA Open Data Portal (Data Repository)

- NASA Datanauts GitHub (Repo)

- Graphs For Science (Newsletter)

- Data Umbrella (Community Organization)

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Episode Transcript

Keywords:

network science, graph theory, NASA Datanaut, customer behavior and experience