I am interested in an interdisciplinary research that includes applying mathematical techniques on language modeling, natural languages processing, machine learning, data mining, and data visualization. In particular, I employ techniques such as principal component analysis and markov chain models.

The foundations of human culture is a linguistic enigma. I am interested in research problems involving mathematical modeling and statistical analysis of natural languages. I seek to develop models that describes how language - its word meanings and syntax - evolved in time using machine learning algorithms and evolutionary models. I use modern natural languages processing techniques and data science methods to extract information from available linguistic data.

As part of my interdisciplinary research interests, I am also interested in modeling biological phenomena involving dynamic predation movements of individual agents of a particular species. My collaborators and I developed a spatio-temporal stochastic model that describes the predation movements of the subsocial arachnid Anelosimus studious using stochastic partial differential equations.