Two human-centered XAI papers accepted at IECON 2026
The accepted papers examine cognitive effects of explanation modalities and their influence on trust, understanding, and decision making.
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The accepted papers examine cognitive effects of explanation modalities and their influence on trust, understanding, and decision making.
View details →“Dispersity Measures Within Sessions During Improvised Active Music Therapy with Clients with Parkinson’s Disease” was accepted for publication; the editor indicated that copyediting would follow.
View details →Celebrated the completion of a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a dissertation on neural networks and their interpretability for building-energy modeling.
View details →Shared ongoing research with peers during a group visit from Western University hosted by the HFES Waterloo Chapter.
View details →An order-theoretic tournament-graph approach for internal-consistency assessment was published open access.
View details →Joined Western University as a Postdoctoral Fellow in Applied AI under the supervision of Dr. Katarina Grolinger.
View details →Distributional Feature Separability received the Best Paper Award for explainability research in financial credit evaluation.
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