José Luis García Nava

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AI/ML & Cloud Consultant, PhD

Google Cloud Certified Professional Machine Learning Engineer

IT Consultant, Researcher, and Developer with over 30 years of experience in industrial, academic, and creative processes based on advanced computing systems.

Currently focused on AI applications, ML engineering, and Cloud Computing.

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Selected Projects in Machine Learning Engineering and Data Science


Transformer for Global, Multi-horizon Time Series Forecasting on TPUs

I implemented a Vanilla Transformer for Time Series Forecasting on Google Cloud TPU accelerators. I trained this architecture on two standard datasets for global, multi-horizon forecasting (electricity and traffic) and achieved training time reductions from several hours to under two minutes. This research achievement was published as García-Nava et al., 2022 by Springer-Nature’s The Journal of Supercomputing.

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View research paper on The Journal of Supercomputing


Deep Learning Architectures for Electric Power Forecasting on Google Cloud Tensor Processing Units

I implemented a deep multi-sequence stacked LSTM and an encoder-decoder with attention architectures for electric load short-term forecasting on Google Cloud TPU accelerators. The models achieved outstanding predictive performance and training time reductions from several hours to under 30 seconds wall-time.

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Mobile Application for Walking Routes Tracking (Android)

I implemented an Android application for tracking and cloud storing walking routes in public spaces of Morelia city. Walking routes and points of interest are persisted in Firebase for further walk-ability analysis.

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ML Pipeline for Large Scale Power Quality Forecasting with Apache Spark and SciKit-Learn

I designed a machine learning pipeline for large scale power quality short-term forecasting in Central-West CFE (state-owned Mexican grid operator) distribution network. This pipeline executes more than 4,000 forecasting models on a weekly basis since 2019.

View research paper on Applied Sciences


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