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Hello, I'm a computational systems engineer based in Kitchener!

ML Notes

Reading notes and technical reflections on deep learning, representation learning, and computational pathology ML.

These are research-learning notes, not formal tutorials or claims of expertise. I use this section to write down what I am learning from papers, model architectures, experiments, and implementation work.

Model architecture notes

  • transformers
  • mixture-of-experts
  • attention and KV-cache pressure
  • long-context inference
  • architecture/hardware co-design

Computational pathology ML

  • whole-slide modeling
  • multiple-instance learning
  • pathology foundation-model features
  • scanner/site robustness

Experiment engineering

  • reproducible scripts
  • ablations
  • repeated seeds
  • baselines
  • claim boundaries

Earlier systems/security work

Earlier technical work included home-lab and defensive-security practice. That remains part of my systems background, but my current portfolio focus is computational pathology research engineering and machine-learning research notes.

Older systems/security background
These notes are personal technical reflections and research-learning notes. They are not clinical guidance, deployment documentation, or peer-reviewed claims.
Matthew Vaishnav | CST @ Conestoga | Class of 2027
Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario
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