I am a PhD student at the Vanderbilt University, working with Dr. Maithilee Kunda in the Laboratory for Airtificial Intelligence and Visual Analogical Systems. Before joining Vanderbilt, I worked as a software engineer with the National Trust Holding Company and SMSGH Solutions (now Hubtel).
A little blog where I write about my experiences with cheap cameras and also share lots of the snapshots I take.
An attempt to bring some sanity to my collection of PHP tools. Maybe someone would find it useful someday.
Modules: Introduction to Investments, Financial Markets, Corporate Finance, Investment Analysis, Portfolio Management, Securities Trading, Legal and Regulatory Frameworks for Financial Markets.
Assisted in the tutoring of: Intermediate Software Design, Projects in Artificial Intelligence and Introduction to Machine Learning.
Worked on software for automating the scheduling of SMS notifications.
Worked with a team of corporate finance experts and information technology professionals to find ways of improving the delivery of the company's products through the innovative use of information technology. Much of the work of the team is geared towards branch-less banking solutions.
Assisted lecturers in preparation, administering and grading of student lab exercises.
Wang, Xiaohan, Tengyu Ma, James Ainooson, Seunghwan Cha, Xiaotian Wang, Azhar Molla, and Maithilee Kunda. "Seeing Neural Networks Through a Box of Toys: The Toybox Dataset of Visual Object Transformations." arXiv preprint arXiv:1806.06034 (2018).
Wang, Xiaohan, Fernanda Monteiro Eliott, James Ainooson, Joshua H. Palmer, and Maithilee Kunda. "An Object is Worth Six Thousand Pictures: The Egocentric, Manual, Multi-image (EMMI) Dataset." In ICCV Workshops, pp. 2364-2372. (2017).
Ainooson James, and Maithilee Kunda. "A Computational Model for Reasoning About the Paper Folding Task Using Visual Mental Images." In Proceedings of the 39th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, London, UK. (2017)