Data Science · Research · Frisco, TX
I build models that explain real systems.
I work across data visualization, simulation, and automation- turning large datasets into models you can interrogate and improve decision making processes. I am currently tuning an AI-assisted bot as a collaborative research framework for deep learning and prototyping.
Selected work
Live demo — REM sleep architecture
A night of sleep is not uniform. Deep slow-wave sleep (N3) dominates the first cycles; REM lengthens as the night goes on. Move the sliders and the hypnogram regenerates - this is the model from my ongoing research, running in your browser.
Stage proportions follow the standard adult pattern: N3 concentrated early, REM share rising each cycle. Illustrative model, not clinical.
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About
I'm Ale Hernandez, based in Frisco, TX. My work sits where robotics meets statistics: optical and sensor systems for semiconductors, failure prediction on aerospace components, AI assisted design optimisation, and simulation architecture, especially for REM sleep. I care about models that spark new insights and innovation.
Rewrite this paragraph in your own voice - it is the part people actually read.
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Contact
The fastest way to reach me is email. I'm in Frisco, TX (US Central).