Daniel Barrejón

Research Interests

I am personally interested in the applications of machine learning models in medicine, particularly in addressing issues such as how medical data should be analyzed and how machines and humans can interact and complement each other.

In pursuit of the first interest, I have focused on developing deep generative models that can uncover the hidden correlations inherent in medical data. Specifically, my work has centered on leveraging intra-variable sequential correlations in temporal data and inter-variable correlations among different signals to gain valuable insights from both global and specific contexts.

Recently, I have been exploring novel approaches to the following questions related to my second area of interest: How can we integrate humans and machines into the decision-making process effectively? In a hybrid intelligence system that comprises both humans and machines, how can we determine when to rely on the machine and when to defer to human judgment? Moreover, how can we design a system that can learn from both humans and machines to improve decision-making?