Harry Li
I am a full stack web developer and XAI/VIS researcher at MIT Lincoln Laboratory. I love to code solutions for problems I see around me!
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
2018 – Present
Associate Staff
Cyber Security and Information Sciences
   Creating interactive visualizations for cyber-defense tools
   Creating web tools to help operators understand AI/ML models
   VisSec21 Best Poster: Interactive Visual Uncertainty Quantification
   AHFE 2019 Poster: Integrated Sensors Platform
Counter-Weapons of Mass Destruction Systems
   Creating simulation systems
Clearance eligible
Interactive Visual Uncertainty Quantification Poster
Visualization dashboard for encrypted network traffic labels that combines confidence sliders and visualizations to contextualize the model’s uncertainty
Presented at the VisSec21, Best Poster
Integrated Sensors Platform Poster
Streamline data collection from physiological sensors to quantitatively improve cyber operations
Presented at the Advanced Human Factors and Ergonomics 2019 conference
StyleGAN2 and Latent Space Discovery Techniques
Created novel diamond and gemstones datasets
Trained StyleGAN2 to generate realistic diamonds and gemstones
Used latent space discovery techniques to control output features
In-Browser Object Detection with TensorFlow.js
Created a website that uses SSD Mobilenet to do object detection completely in the browser with TensorFlow.js
Svelte Kit and TypeScript
End-to-End Encrypted React - Rust Chat
Created an end-to-end encrypted messaging system using React and Rust
Reinforcement Learning Pac-Man
Trained an RL agent to play Pac-Man
Tree-search state-action encoding
N-Step Semi-Gradient SARSA
Linear function approximation and gradient descent
Binary Visualized
Created a website using odometers to visually and interactively explain binary
Svelte and TypeScript
Sewing - Bomber Jacket
Layered Paper Art
Wood Working - Nightstand
Reservations
Email: harry.li at ll.mit.edu