A Mechanism-Guided Framework for Prioritizing Membrane-Interaction Anti-Vibrio Peptides from Peptidomics Data
A mechanism-informed framework for prioritizing anti-Vibrio peptides from complex peptidomics data.
WARIN RESEARCH LAB · BANGKOK
From robotics and evolutionary computation to bioinformatics, intelligent platforms, games, and education - we transform curiosity into systems that can be tested, understood, and used.
My research has never remained inside a single disciplinary boundary. It began with robotics and spatial reasoning, evolved through evolutionary computation and combinatorial optimization, and later expanded into bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, recommender systems, games, education, and human-centred technology.
Across these domains, one question remains constant: How can we transform complex data, uncertain environments, and human needs into systems that are intelligent, understandable, and genuinely useful?
Many projects grow through collaboration with students. An idea may begin in a classroom, become a working prototype, develop into a careful experiment, and eventually contribute to a publication or a longer research programme.
SELECTED WORK · 2025
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RESEARCH DOSSIERS · 2024
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Open the complete dossier collection ↗We combine machine learning, biological features, ensemble models, and protein language models to discover meaningful patterns in RNA, proteins, and bioactive peptides - with an increasing emphasis on biological interpretability.
A mechanism-informed framework for prioritizing anti-Vibrio peptides from complex peptidomics data.
An ensemble of classical and deep-learning models for robust neuropeptide recognition.
A framework that connects neuropeptide predictions to interpretable biological evidence.
Protein language models evaluated through hard negatives and cluster-aware data splits.
An ensemble model with composite features for identifying antihypertensive peptides.
A multilabel ensemble for predicting where plant proteins function inside cells.
Particle swarm optimization learns classifier-localization weights, with a live local-inference lab exposing evidence before weighting.
A human-specific experiment combining Human Protein Atlas evidence, local predictors and transparent multilabel PSO voting.
A machine-learning model using microalgal signature features for ncRNA classification.
Random forests and RNA structural features for useful learning from limited biological data.
A boosted random-forest approach for plant and animal precursor microRNA classification.
Structural robustness reveals precursor-miRNA signals beyond sequence information alone.
Structural-robustness features strengthen neural identification of viral precursor microRNAs.
An IJSST 2016 study using self-containment features to identify viral miRNA precursors.
Combinatorial optimization applied to the complex search space of RNA secondary structures.
Making biological sequence search more practical under restricted memory.
This foundational direction studies how candidate solutions can learn, preserve diversity, and navigate large search spaces with multiple objectives and constraints.
A foundational extension of the Coincidence Algorithm to multi-objective combinatorial problems.
An overview of the Coincidence Algorithm and its combinatorial applications.
Negative correlation encourages complementary probabilistic search behaviours.
An evaluation of hybrid correlation learning in evolutionary optimization.
Balancing cooperation and diversity among probabilistic models.
An edge-based EDA designed to discover several high-quality puzzle solutions.
Maintaining multiple promising regions in multimodal optimization.
Node-based combinatorial reasoning demonstrated through Sudoku.
Node-based search applied to flow-shop scheduling.
Balancing order selection, weighted tardiness, and production constraints.
Connecting master production scheduling and order acceptance in a real industrial case.
Deciding when overtime capacity creates enough value to accept more orders.
Balancing the risks of excessive and insufficient production capacity.
Coordinating order acceptance across interconnected production stages.
A formal optimization model for order acceptance with overtime strategy.
A swarm optimizer combining adaptive attractors, Gaussian movement, and local refinement.
Nondominated adversarial search for strategic decisions in three-player chess.
An efficient geometric method for approximate nearest-neighbour retrieval.
Learned centroids and stable normal flow for robust scaffold partitioning.
We turn machine learning into practical systems for authenticity, privacy, engineering, geospatial analytics, healthcare, and decision support.
Translating radar imagery into multispectral representations when clouds obstruct optical observation.
Machine learning for extracting dimensional information from engineering drawings.
Distinguishing authentic visual content from AI-generated imagery.
Comparing modern instance-segmentation methods for real-time car-part recognition.
A user-centred video privacy pipeline designed for PDPA-aware workflows.
Open-set face recognition designed for real operators and unknown identities.
Activity recognition transformed into preventive support for elderly care.
These projects combine language models, collaborative filtering, similarity search, UX, and usability testing to help people make better everyday decisions.
DistilBERT, cosine similarity, and KNN make 45,000 movies searchable through natural-language preferences.
A Naive-Bayes anime recommender combined with real-time community interaction.
A hybrid KNN-SVD property recommender addressing cold starts and sparse data.
A sustainable book-exchange community enhanced by personalized recommendations.
KD-tree matching connects housemaids and employers through proximity and trust.
Hidden Markov Models identify latent Bitcoin market states for automated trading decisions.
A visual system for exploring the genre characteristics of Thai fiction.
Classical and transformer models compared for personality-oriented Thai text segmentation.
Transformer models score review quality rather than treating every comment equally.
Thai sentiment analysis focused on university-admission experiences.
Richer demographic representations for more relevant advertisement recommendations.
Games become a laboratory for creativity, adaptation, and search, with evolutionary computation acting as a design partner.
Evolutionary generation of replayable 2.5D rogue-lite content.
Searching for tower-defense levels that balance challenge and playability.
Automated tower-defense level design enriched with rogue-lite variation.
Educational technology should make difficult ideas visible, create room for experimentation, and help learners and teachers reflect on how learning happens.
A browser-based playground for seeing and manipulating AI concepts.
An AI-supported guitar-learning platform designed for accessibility and inclusion.
The research journey began with spatial reasoning and distributed autonomous systems - themes that still echo through today’s intelligent-system work.
Relative localization among multiple autonomous mobile robots in a distributed system.
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Students do not need to arrive with a finished research question. Together, we can turn an interest in biology, games, education, language, images, algorithms, or an everyday problem into a researchable question, a working system, and evidence that others can learn from.
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