VT Statistics and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (VT-SAIL)
Artificial intelligence (AI) is data-driven in its core. Establishing a rigorous framework for data collection, model training, uncertainty quantification, and safety analysis is critical for AI.
Classical statistical concepts, such as population, representativeness of training data, robustness of the learning, and reliability of the algorithm are all very important to ensure AI to be accurate, robust, and safe.
The VT-SAIL lab will focus on methodology development of statistics-guided artificial intelligence, especially on data selection, interpretable models, uncertainty quantification, safety analysis, and experimental design thinking for AI assurance.
(Workshop)
IMSI Long Program on Uncertainty Quantification and AI for Complex Systems will be hosted by
IMSI at Chicago, IL on March 3 -May 23, 2025.
(October 2024)
The AI Reliability Paper won the Soren Bisgaard Award. Congratulations!
(August 2024)
VT-SAIL has received a NSF funding on Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Digital Twins. Congratulations!
(June 2024)
Jie Min defended her PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Jie!
(May 2024)
Qing Guo defended her PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Qing!
(May 2024)
Simin Zheng has been recived the best poster award from the DAE 2024 conference. Congratulations, Simin Guo!
(May 2024)
VT-SAIL has received a VT Dean's Discovery Funding on AI-Powered Statistical Analysis and Performance Evaluation. Congratulations!
(Conference)
Design and Analysis of Experiments Conference 2024 were hosted by
Department of Statistics at Virginia Tech on May 15-17, 2024.
(December 2023)
VT-SAIL has received a CCI funding on Innovating Supply Chain Security for AI-Assisted Devices. Congratulations!
(July 2023)
Jiayi Lian defended his PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Jiayi!
(April 2023)
VT-SAIL has received an NSF funding on Modeling and Active Learning of Quantitative-Sequence Experiments. Congratulations!
(Janruary 2023)
VT-SAIL has received a CCI funding on Enhancing Human Confidence and Trust in Deep Learning Models. Congratulations!
(Conference)
ASA/IMS Spring Research Conference 2023 took place at
Banff Center on May 24-26, 2023.
(CFP) Special Issue of
“Design and Analysis of Experiments for Data Science”
at
New England Journal of Statistics in Data Science (NEJSDS)
(September 2022)
Qing Guo has been awarded the Amazon Fellowship. Congratulations, Qing Guo!
(August 2022)
Yanran Wei defended her PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Yanran!
(June 2022)
Yueyao Wang defended her PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Yueyao!
(June 2022)
Xinwei Deng has been promoted to the full professor. Congratulations, Xinwei!
(February 2022)
Zhihao Hu defended his PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Zhihao!
(Janruary 2022)
Yueyao Wang won the ASA SPES+QP Best Student Paper Award. Congratulations, Yueyao!
(Janruary 2022)
VT-SAIL has received VT-COS research equipment grant for building flexible small-scale GPU computing power. Congratulations!
(December 2021)
Xinwei Deng has been awarded the Data Science Faculty Fellowship. Congratulations, Xinwei!
(June 2021)
Li Xu defended his PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Li!
(June 2021)
VT-SAIL has received CoVA CCI Cybersecurity research funding for assessment of the federated AI algorithms in cyber-physical systems. Congratulations!
(May 2021)
VT-SAIL has received the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative (CCI) funding for experimental research in CCI Testbeds. Congratulations!
(May 2020)
Yili Hong has been promoted to the full professor. Congratulations, Yili!
(January 2020)
VT-SAIL has received an NSF grant to investigate the robustness of AI algorithms. Congratulations!
(December 2019)
Sumin Shen defended his PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Sumin!
(August 2019)
Zhongnan Jin defended his PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Zhongnan!
(July 2019)
Maggie Mao defended her PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Maggie!
(April 2019) VT-SAIL Lab is launched!