Graph representation learning
Learning from relationships, not just individual observations. I study graph-based and semi-supervised methods that use network structure when labels are scarce.
Sunghong Park, Ph.D.
I develop machine learning methods that connect heterogeneous data, learn with limited labels, and bring biological structure into biomedical AI.
Three connected directions for learning from complex biomedical data.
Learning from relationships, not just individual observations. I study graph-based and semi-supervised methods that use network structure when labels are scarce.
Connecting neuroimaging, plasma proteomics, and biological knowledge to study disease heterogeneity and interpretable biomarkers.
Transferring information between heterogeneous populations, measurement settings, and time points while preserving useful differences.
Integrating multiple neuroimaging modalities through an explainable multiplex graph propagation network for dementia subtype diagnosis.
Using functional annotations and plasma protein relationships to study neuropathological subtypes of dementia.
Adapting representations across observation times to study prediction with longitudinal data.
Published work only. Manuscripts under review are listed separately in the publication archive.
Connecting multimodal diagnostic estimation with long-term prognostic prediction. An NRF-supported investigation into explainable brain aging models.
Explore the projectFor research discussions and collaboration in graph learning, domain adaptation, and biomedical AI.
Life Science Research Institute · KAIST