Helder Mateus dos Reis Matos

Helder Mateus dos Reis Matos

PhD candidate in Computing · Computational Intelligence

PPGCOMP · UFPA · LID · Belém, Pará, Brazil

I speak, write, read, and understand Brazilian Portuguese natively (C2). C2 I speak, write, read, and understand American English well (B2). B2 I speak, write, read, and understand a little Mandarin (A1). A1

I work on global continuous optimization, data mining, and natural language processing, with applied projects built in partnership with public institutions in the State of Pará, Brazil.

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Development projects

LAPAC GOongoing

UFPA · 2026–present

Mobile application for the Fuel Research and Analysis Laboratory (LAPAC/UFPA) to securely collect, store, and manage data from on-site fuel sampling at gas stations across Pará, automating the laboratory's inspection and quality-control workflows.

AVIDAcompleted

UFPA · funded by RNP · 2025–2026

Web platform for analysis and visualisation of academic data, identifying patterns in researcher trajectories. Phase 2 integrates Google Scholar, Scopus, and ORCID with NLP, LLMs, RAG, and knowledge graphs to provide a dialogue interface, semantic search, profile comparison, and automatic summarization of academic CVs.

Smart City Canaã dos Carajáscompleted

UFPA with Prefeitura Municipal de Canaã dos Carajás · 2023-2024

Applied AI modules for the “Mina do Futuro” digital technology and innovation programme: intelligent detection of trash and debris on public roads (BR512023003722-2), recognition and classification of student emotions in the classroom (BR512024000217-0), and the Conecta Canaã image (BR512025005575-7) and text (BR512025005574-9) classification modules for municipal incident reports.

Oraculocompleted

UFPA with SIAC/SEGUP-PA · 2021-2025

Classification system for police incident reports in Pará, using natural language processing and deep learning to automate prediction and support statistical analysis of police records. Builds on an earlier language-model-based report classifier (BR512024004522-8, 2024).

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