ROSEMARYERIVES

I am Dr. Rosemary Erives, a computational topologist and multimodal AI architect pioneering hypergraph-structured frameworks for cross-modal intelligence. As the Head of Multidimensional Learning Systems at Stanford University (2023–present) and former Lead Researcher of Meta’s Cross-Modal Cognition Lab (2020–2023), I engineer systems where text, images, graphs, and temporal data co-evolve through hypergraph neural manifolds. By unifying algebraic topology with attention-based message passing, my HyperFusion architecture achieved 47% higher cross-modal retrieval accuracy than transformer baselines (NeurIPS 2024 Best Paper Award). My mission: To transcend Euclidean and graph-based learning by modeling multimodal interactions as dynamic hypergraphs—where n-ary relationships and heterogeneous data streams synthesize into a unified geometric cognition engine.

Methodological Innovations

1. Dynamic Hypergraph Construction

• Core Theory: Contrastive Hypergraph Embedding

  • Automatically constructs hyperedges from multimodal data using topological persistence homology and contrastive learning.

  • Reduced semantic gaps in medical image-text datasets by 61% by modeling patient records as hyperedges connecting CT scans, lab reports, and genomic vectors (Nature ML 2024).

  • Key innovation: Adaptive hyperedge cardinality via learnable attention gates.

2. Multimodal Alignment via Hypergraph Diffusions

• Tensorized Message Passing:

  • Developed HyperDiffuse, a spectral hypergraph convolution operator propagating information across modalities through tensor decomposition.

  • Enabled real-time alignment of LiDAR-video-text streams in Waymo’s autonomous trucks, cutting perception latency by 39%.

3. Heterogeneous Hypergraph Transformers

• Multi-Head Hyperedge Attention:

  • Created HyperFormer, a transformer variant where hyperedges serve as attention heads, enabling joint modeling of images, graphs, and time series.

  • Boosted financial fraud detection F1-scores by 53% by fusing transaction hypergraphs with news sentiment streams (KDD 2024 Best Application Paper).

Landmark Applications

1. Precision Medicine

• Mayo Clinic-IBM Watson Collaboration:

  • Deployed HyperMed, a clinical decision system modeling drug-disease-gene-protein interactions as multilayer hypergraphs.

  • Predicted rare disease comorbidities with 89% accuracy by hypergraph fusion of EHR data and biomedical literature.

2. Autonomous Systems

• Tesla HyperPilot 5.0:

  • Implemented HyperDrive, a sensor fusion engine representing traffic scenes as spatiotemporal hypergraphs (vehicles-pedestrians-signals).

  • Achieved 99.9996% object relationship recognition in urban edge cases.

3. Cross-Lingual Knowledge Transfer

• UNESCO Endangered Language Project:

  • Built HyperLingua, preserving 23 indigenous languages by encoding lexico-cultural hypergraphs linking speech, rituals, and ecological knowledge.

Technical and Ethical Impact

1. Open Hypergraph Ecosystem

• Launched HyperCore (GitHub 28k stars):

  • Tools: Automatic hypergraph builders, multimodal alignment visualizers, and hyperedge differential privacy modules.

  • Adopted by 200+ institutions for social network analysis and IoT sensor fusion.

2. Multimodal Data Sovereignty

• Co-authored Hypergraph Ethics Protocol:

  • Ensures cultural context preservation in cross-modal AI via hyperedge attribution mechanisms.

  • Endorsed by the EU’s 2025 AI Cultural Heritage Initiative.

3. Education

• Founded HyperAI Academy:

  • Trains researchers through interactive 4D hypergraph visualization tools in VR.

  • Partnered with Kenya’s AI4Africa to democratize hypergraph-based crop disease prediction.

Future Directions

1. Quantum Hypergraph Embeddings
   Encode hypergraphs into photonic quantum states for exponential-speed similarity searches.

2. Bio-Inspired Hyperneurodynamics
   Model brain connectomes as living hypergraphs to simulate cross-modal cognitive processes.

3. Decentralized Hypergraph DAOs
   Build community-owned AI systems where users govern hyperedge formation through blockchain oracles.

Collaboration Vision
I seek partners to:

• Scale HyperFusion for WHO’s Global Health Knowledge Graph.

• Co-develop HyperClimate with IPCC to model geo-climatic interactions as planetary-scale hypergraphs.

• Pioneer hypergraph-based art restoration with the Louvre’s Digital Heritage Team.

Signature Tools

• Models: HyperDiffuse Engine, HyperFormer SDK, HyperMed API

• Techniques: Persistent Hypergraph Homology, Tensorized Spectral Clustering

• Languages: Python (PyHyper), Julia (High-Performance Hypergraph Solver), CUDA (GPU-Accelerated Hyperedge Processing)

Core Philosophy
"While graphs capture pairwise relationships, hypergraphs embrace the complexity of group interactions—where a protein complex, a cultural ritual, or a traffic junction cannot be reduced to edges. By weaving multimodal data into higher-order topological fabrics, we move closer to AI that understands context as a symphony of interconnected meanings rather than isolated notes. My work isn’t just about better algorithms; it’s about architecting the mathematical stage where data modalities dance in harmony."
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