Monte Hancock

Background

About Monte Hancock

2009 – Present: Chief Scientist, Celestech, Inc. Essex Corporation purchased CSI in 2004. CSI’s portfolio of intellectual property for the sale showed 563 proprietary algorithms and applications. Of these, 543 were produced by Monte. 2004 – 2009: Technical Fellow, Chief Cognitive Research Scientist, Advanced Analytic Directorate (AAD), Essex Corporation; head of AAD Scientific Team 1987-2004: Chief Scientist, CSI Inc.(CSI was acquired by Essex in May, 2004) Primary research interest is in artificial intelligence applications for data mining (pattern recognition, predictive modeling). 1982 - 1987: lead technologist for Knowledge-Based Systems Development, Harris Sector Technology Center, Harris Corporation, Melbourne, Florida 1979 – 1982: Software engineer, HRB-Singer Corp, State College, PA Monte’s professional career spans 30 years of increasingly responsible positions in software engineering, algorithm development, and technical leadership. This has culminated in his current position as Chief Scientist for Celestech, Inc, where his principal research interest is in numerical and semi-numerical algorithms for super-computing applications in pattern recognition and predictive modeling. He has served as Principal Investigator / Technical Lead on many data mining efforts for both government and industry. Specialties: High-dimensional performance manifold ray-tracer CELLO automated ontology builder CB and Vis_e N-dimensional viewers Markov Random Field feature winnowing application Adaptive Multi-paradigm multi-model classifier Eigen-compression hyper-dimension reduction engine Replicator Regression anomaly detector and data generator