Brisbane, Australia

Jevi Waugh

Machine learning researcher working on frequency-domain methods for computer vision. I build the systems I study, and teach the mathematics behind them.

Open to research collaboration

+1.77%validation performanceagainst a U-Net baseline
−13.8%GPU memorywith the Fourier Shuffle model
$35K+sponsorship securedfor UQ Computing Society
3K+extension downloadsfor TraceForest

Selected work

Projects

Research prototypes and developer tools across computer vision, explainable AI, and NLP. Each links to methods, results, and source.

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Latest talk

COMP3710 Pattern Recognition and Analysis

A guest lecture on frequency-domain autoencoders, covering why spectral representations help a model reconstruct spatial detail and how the architectures are built and evaluated.

15 October 2026

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Jevi Waugh presenting frequency-domain segmentation work at the 2026 UQ Summer Research Program showcase

About

Research, engineering, and teaching.

I am a research assistant and Master of Data Science student at The University of Queensland, working on computer vision, deep learning, and the mathematical structure behind model behaviour.

Alongside research I teach capstone computing build, pattern recognition, and introductory software engineering; work part-time as an AI engineer at Apex Fincap; and lead industry partnerships for UQ Computing Society.