Can a graph neural decoder trained on memory experiments also work during lattice surgery?
- Metric
- logical error rate vs MWPM
- Seeds
- 8 × 30,000 shots
- Result
- transfers to surgery
Portfolio · 2026 ML researcher and engineer.
I do machine-learning research on quantum error correction, world-model control and AI-agent safety. I build decoders, simulators, agents and small speech models, and I test each one carefully.
Can a graph neural decoder trained on memory experiments also work during lattice surgery?
Every project comes with tests and clear documentation. Here are five selected projects.
Project 01 · quantum error correction
The first reported learned-decoder error rates for lattice-surgery merge and split. MLP and CNN decoders can't transfer to surgery; a graph neural network can.
Read the code →Project 02 · drone-swarm security · Terrier Cyber Quest 2026
One drone lies about another. Vote-only consensus believes it. ClaimCheck audits each accusation against the swarm's broadcast ranging data.
Attacker catch rate 32% → 50%. Code →
Project 03 · physics-structured world models
A port-Hamiltonian world model against MLP, PINN, latent neural ODE and a Dreamer-style RSSM. 4 physics systems, 60 runs, bootstrap confidence intervals.
Benchmarked against four baselines, with a full write-up on where structure helps. Paper draft →
Project 04 · AI-agent safety
An adversarial web for measuring how browser agents fall for prompt injection. Hidden payloads sit in snapshotted cloud sandboxes and are scored server-side.
Project 05 · speech
Text-to-speech for 12 Indian languages in 2.4M parameters. Distilled from Piper/VITS teachers into a 4.8 MB model that runs on a CPU with only NumPy at 0.09× real time.
Read the code →Open to research collaborations, internships and ML engineering roles.
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