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Yeonju Lee

Hello! I’m a Ph.D. student in the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech, advised by Dr. Jing Li.

My research focuses on knowledge-informed machine learning (ML) , developing models that integrate domain knowledge to build more data-efficient, robust, and interpretable systems. Please feel free to contact me at ylee845@gatech.edu.
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Knowledge-Informed ML: Why, Where, and How


Why Knowledge-Informed ML?

Real-world data often suffers from scarcity, heterogeneity, and high dimensionality, making it difficult for purely data-driven models to generalize. Knowledge-informed ML integrates domain understanding to enhance robustness and interpretability.

Where to Inform?

At the input, architecture, and inference levels — where domain knowledge can guide representation, structure, and decision-making.

How to Inform?

Through representations, constraints, and rules — translating expert understanding into model priors and learning objectives.

Applications

  • Healthcare – dental lesion detection and medical image translation
  • Precision Agriculture – yield forecasting, anomaly detection, and change-point detection
  • Manufacturing – root cause analysis and process optimization

For more details, please refer to the Publications section.