Resume

• 2005

  Ph.D.

  Dissertation Title: "Interconnections of Nonlinear Systems Driven by L2 Ito Stochastic Processes"

  Electrical and Computer Engineering

• 2004

  M.Sc. in Mathematics with Mention in Stochastic Processes

  Thesis Title: "Racionalidad de la Composicion de Funcionales de Entrada/Salida Alimentada por un Proceso Wiener"

  Mathematics with Mention in Stochastic Processes

• 1997

  B.S.

  Physics

• Matlab

  Algorithms

  Numerical Analysis

  LaTeX

  Simulink

  Neural Networks

  Data Analysis

  Image Processing

  University Teaching

  Machine Learning

  Stochastic Processes

  Signal Processing

  Theory

  Control Theory

  Simulations

  Pattern Recognition

  Mathematical Modeling

  Duffaut Espinosa

  Luis A.

  Duffaut Espinosa

  George Mason University

  University of Vermont

  Old Dominion University

  University of New South Wales

  Johns Hopkins University

  International potato Center (CIP)

  Burlington

  Vermont Area

  Assistant Professor

  University of Vermont

  Performed research on stochastic systems. Specifically

  nonlinear operators driven by stochastic processes. The research was sponsored by grants from the National Science Foundation

  NASA Langley Research Center

  and Old Dominion University.\n\nDeveloped a framework under which global and local convergence of Fliess operators is set forth. This characterized non-recursive interconnections of nonlinear systems driven by stochastic processes. The main theoretical tool for this research was the theory of noncommutative formal power series.

  Old Dominion University

  Assistant Researcher - Natural Resources Management Division

  Performed research on multifractal image processing techniques. Specifically

  a fractal dimension is assigned to each element in a set using a box-counting algorithm. This multifractal dimension was then used as a textural characteristic in an image processing algorithm that employed a neural network as a classifier. The research was sponsored partially by the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR).

  International potato Center (CIP)

  University of New South Wales

  Research Associate

  Canberra

  Australia

  George Mason University

  Postdoctoral Fellow

  Johns Hopkins University

  University of Vermont

  Burlington

  Vermont Area

  Research Assistant Professor

  Performing simulation of stochastic nonlinear input-output systems and preparing journal paper publications.

  Old Dominion University

  Spanish