Research Scientist at Meta

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Replying to @hardmaru
In Machine Learning where the competition becomes fearsome, I think the ability of choosing the right research question (despite all the noises) is utmost important. Selecting a potential topic which is under-explored (such as low-shot learning) will hopefully open a career path.
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This is exciting. Finally, the community has realized the potential of zero-shot learning.
Want to turn any vision backbone into an image-text model? Want to show the age-old "your model wouldn't recognize a cow on the beach" is a red herring? That's LiT🔥 (Locked-image Tuning), a new alternative to fine-tuning that combines the best of fine-tuning and zero-shot 1/n🧶
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I am delighted that our paper "Dense Feature Composition for Zero-Shot Learning" is accepted to #NeurIPS20. Thank reviewers for giving us a fair evaluation. I am happy that I could celebrate this with friends. #TheUpAndDownOfLife
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The most useful operation in Machine Learning. I would say 80% of my codes are Einstein summations.
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Exactly what I am looking for
Sharing my lecture slides on "Recent Developments of Graph Network Architectures" from my deep learning course. It is a review of some exciting works on GNNs published in 2019-2020. #feelthelearn rb.gy/quo3n6
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Replying to @agarwl_ @AIatMeta
Best of luck with your next adventure. It was my pleasure working with you!
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This could be my Christmas-watching list :)
Favorite #NeurIPS2020 presentations and posters this year PS: heavily biased by what I happened to catch and whom I happened to talk to PPS: still catching up on talks so the list is rather incomplete and I'd hope to grow PPPS: with contributions from @ml_collective members
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Congrats. What a great news. How lucky I am to take your Advanced Machine Learning course in NEU.
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Replying to @skoularidou
Thanks for sharing your incredible journey. Wish you the best.
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Replying to @thunguyenphuoc
Congratz chị :)
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Amazing tools for visualizing neural network architectures. I wish I know about these sooner
Are you trying to visualize your deep network just 2 days before the #CVPR2021 deadline? Here are some pretty alternatives to boring tensorboard graphs. (1/n)
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cannot agree more on this. From my experience, I can extrapolate this into: The number of jargons in a presentation is inversely proportional to the time spent on preparing it.
The complexity of a product is inversely proportional to the amount of deep thinking that went into it.
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technologyreview.com/s/53191… I hope this article could serve as an interesting opinion for everyone trying to uncover the formulation of creativity. Any comments are welcomed especially the counter-arguments.
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Thanks for organising the tutorial and for making it available.
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Replying to @William_Lwj
Hang in there. Some researchers are indeed genius. But many researchers have to struggle a lot to reach that point (and to maintain their positions). Life, in general, is hard. Just focusing on improving ourselves is the best strategy to stay positive.
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Replying to @keunwoochoi
relatable experiences. Software engineering techniques such as unit testing could help.
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long-term goals = meaning in life. The longer the better
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Intriguing and well-thought presentation. Just curious, how long does it take u to make it :)
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Thanks for making the content available. Best gift ever :)
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Thanks for offering your mentorship. As a PhD student, I really appriciate it. Somehow the site displays 6am instead of 6pm Chicago time ??
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