Isabelle Ingato

HackPrinceton 2014: In less than 24 hours with 2 friends, developed a Linear Algebra learning toolkit that helps visualize the steps of finding the kernel or image of a matrix.

In one evening with 2 friends, wrote scripts demonstrating security and other vulnerabilities in competitor teams' servers (red team simulation).

Built a major, minor, and course suggestion engine as well as degree progress tracking tool for students at Princeton.

As a final project for COS 401, trained, tested, and analyzed a multi-label classifier for stance detection.

Over 6 weeks after freshman year, worked as an intern team to implement the Eigenface (facial recognition) algorithm in Java. Also created an app to analyze social graphs using social media photo tags.

Over the course of a semester and as my introduction to machine learning, developed a sentiment classifier trained on Princeton course evaluations.

Over the course of my senior year, created real-time screenwriting suggestion software that improves over time based on edits to its suggestions by the writer.

Over the course of a semester, built a pipeline for identifying the comic triple pattern in literature and generating them.