Gregory and his dog, Linux, at the beach
Gregory Croisdale
He / Him / His University of Michigan PhD Student / Resident Rapscallion Human-Computer Interaction Researcher

About

Hello! 👋 I'm Gregory Croisdale, a PhD Student at the University of Michigan studying Human-Computer Interaction. My research is focused around improving communication mechanisms between Humans and AI to support common good.

I'm also a huge philosophy, art, music, and food nerd. I dabble in 3d Modeling (Blender is my all-time favorite piece of software), violin, ukulele, and overambituous book-purchasing.

Blog

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FrontendReactPLParsing

Parsing with Precedence Table

Creates an Ohm.js grammar from a precedence table.

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FrontendReact

My VL/HCC 2024 Graduate Consortium Presentation

Iterating and evaluating DeckFlow.

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FrontendReactMedia

Web Audio Editor

A basic audio editor in entirely in the browser, built using ffmpeg.wasm and React.

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Programming LanguagesParsingAI

Syntax Mapping for LLM Coding

Programming Languages are optimized for human readability and writability, but are these also optimal for LLMs? This project maps syntax from existing parsers into other formats, each with different advantages to be evaluated in LLM Coding tasks.

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FrontendAIDistributed

Flexible Backend for Web Applications

An in-progress library to provide flexible backends for compute-intensive web applications, such as switching between web workers, local docker images, and API keys for AI apps.

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FrontendReactGame

Noisy Pong for Ben Kuipers

A basic pong game with a noise filter to visualize concepts relating to continuity of identity for a talk by Ben Kuipers.

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FrontendReact

Building my own Presentation Application

A realtime presentation application with shared states using Yjs and React.

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FrontendReact

Compiling React in the Browser

A toy project to compile React components in the browser.

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ArtMusicMovies

Things I Love

A comprehensive list of things I love.

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FrontendAstro

Salutations, world!

Welcome to my website! Here's a little bit about how I built it without any JavaScript in the frontend.

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FrontendCompiler

Client-Side RISC-V Assembler and Emulator

A client-side RISC-V assembler and emulator built with WebAssembly. This work was done with Cade Brown and Dr. Stephen Marz.

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Opens at gcrois.github.io

Research

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ResearchGame DesignEducation

SmarCyPad: A Smart Seat Pad for Cycling Fitness Tracking Leveraging Low-cost Conductive Fabric Sensors

| IMWUT
Yi Wu Luis Alonso González Villalobos Zhenning Yang Gregory Croisdale Çağdaş Karataş Jian Liu

We created a bike seat with pressure sensors and an ML model which can estimate the user's pose and peddling cadence.

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Opens at dl.acm.org
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ResearchTranspiler

FOURST: A code generator for FFT-based fast stencil computations

| ISPASS
Matthew I. Swindall Gregory Croisdale Chase C. Hunter Ben Keener Alex C. Williams James H. Brusuelas Nita Krevans Melissa Sellew Lucy Fortson John F. Wallin

This is a project I worked on with Stony Brook University at their Data+Computing = Discovery REU in the summer of 2021.

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Opens at ieeexplore.ieee.org
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ResearchCitizen ScienceComputer Vision

Exploring learning approaches for ancient greek character recognition with citizen science data

| eScience
Matthew I. Swindall Gregory Croisdale Chase C. Hunter Ben Keener Alex C. Williams James H. Brusuelas Nita Krevans Melissa Sellew Lucy Fortson John F. Wallin

At the University of Tennessee's PAIRS Group, I worked on a project to explore machine learning approaches for ancient greek character recognition with citizen science data.

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Opens at ieeexplore.ieee.org
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ResearchGame DesignEducation

Montgomery 1960: Using Technology to Teach Empathy and Perspective Takings

| EURÄ“CA
Brooks M. Leftwich Gregory Croisdale Khoa T. Dang

With the CSCTW Group, we explored Game Design choices to encourage perspective changing in study of the Civil Rights movement in Montgomery, Alabama.

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Opens at trace.tennessee.edu