About me

Welcome! I am Victor (Yuzhang) Huang, a passionate computer science student. I'm based in Davis and have a strong background in mathematics. I am interested in wildfire analysis using machine learning. Currently, I am working on the math, algorithms, and strategies for a group project on high-frequency trading (HFT). Happy New Year!

What i'm doing

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    Deep Learning

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    Applied Linear Algebra

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    Computer Architecture

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    Theory of Computation

Resume

Education

  1. SUNY Buffalo

    2019 — 2023

  2. University of California, Davis

    2023 — 2025

Experience

  1. System Support Analyst (Summer Intern)

    June - Aug. 2022
    Project 1: Classification Model for Production Floor (Cycle Time)
    • 1. Extracted outliers in the original data from the database by applying the Interquartile range (IQR) and confidence interval method to increase the data accuracy from 70.6% to 91.1%.
    • 2. Analyzed and maximized manpower using the optimal strategy of arranging operators to assemble different models, resulting in a 17% increase in completion efficiency per order on average.
    • 3. Envisioned the data of each operation by using Python.
    • 4. Converted the monitoring mechanism system, which improved efficiency by 20%.
  2. Project 2: Automated Daily Target
    • 1. Led the IT team and provided the whole solution and project details for the “Automated daily target” project. Listed potential risks and losses by using the risk control strategy.
    • 2. Launched a model to monitor the system, which automatically detects and decides when orders should be packed and removed from the system.
    • 3. Implemented an efficient automated system that saves users from entering data manually and reduces human-made errors from 6% to 0, and saves more than 25% of time for the production planning team per day.

Research

  1. Wildfire Research Analysis

    Aug. 2022 - May 2023
    • 1. Created a video to visualize the analyzed data by applying the Geopandas model and detected the trends of wildfires in the year 2022 to create readable data for the research team.
    • 2. Predicted the daily acres of wildfire impact by applying the Sklearn model.
    • 3. Collected the 5+ factors that may cause the wildfires, and created an algorithm to calculate the risk level of a specific area by factors.

Acadamic projects

  1. “Digital Twin” Project

    Aug. 2022 - Dec. 2022
    • 1. Developing an image of an unmeasurable object (Digital Twin) enabling the object to be measured and monitored on the dashboard.
    • 2. Applied the OpenCV package to do image detection, to identify the object's main part, thus avoiding the problem of an uncentered object, or the camera angle being tilted.
    • 3. Designed an algorithm by extracting the feature images from cameras and coordinated data from sensors to build the digital mapping in order to display the physical conditions of the object.

My skills

  • Python
    90%
  • Java
    70%
  • C
    40%