If you happen to be at #KDD2022, please stop by our talk on "Robust Event Forecasting with Spatiotemporal Confounder Learning" in the deep learning applications session. Room 208A/B. 10AM - 12PM Wednesday 8/17
My first PhD student Songgaojun (Amy) Deng defended her thesis on modeling and understanding societal events via graph neural networks. Congratulations Dr. Deng! Thanks to all her committee members Wendy Hui Wang, Shusen Wang, Rong Liu, and @DMfun !
I am excited to receive an @NSF CAREER award to explore deep interpretable methods for predicting temporal events in health informatics and political science with dynamic and heterogeneous data.
https://t.co/uJIq7t72Yy
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This paper presents a new framework of fusing semantic embeddings of text with relational embeddings of knowledge graphs for multi-event and multi-actor predictions. @DMfun
https://t.co/fRNEeecahq
#KDD2020 is kicking off. Check out my student's paper presentation in the "Mining Text, Web, Social Media 2" session (https://t.co/sswTaOLpue) at 10AM (PDT) tomorrow (Aug. 26).
#KDD2020 is kicking off. Check out my student's paper presentation in the "Mining Text, Web, Social Media 2" session (https://t.co/sswTaOLpue) at 10AM (PDT) tomorrow (Aug. 26).
Check out our new ICWSM2020 paper on reducing identity bias from toxic comment classification.
PDF: https://t.co/z8ECQzN82d
Video on youtube: https://t.co/XUfInM9rbY
This was a collaboration with Prof @feng_mai and Ameya (an incoming Princeton CS undergraduate).
My PhD student's first-authored paper, "Learning Dynamic Context Graphs for Predicting Social Events", was accepted by #KDD2019. This is her first paper in her first year. Thanks to our collaborator @DMfun and see you in Alaska!
Congratulations to the recipients of the 2018 Google Research Awards! This round we received over 900 proposals from universities across the globe, covering a diverse set of research areas such as HCI, machine perception, distributed computing and more. https://t.co/7jWj3Gsc1E
at the #SIAMSDM18 keynote, @TreyIdeker discussed need for interpretable machine models for genotype->phenotype to understand biological systems. See paper: "Using deep learning to model the hierarchical structure and function of a cell" - https://t.co/snF8cj72NQ
Come check out my student Zhiyun Ren's (in collaboration with Prof. Xia Ning at IUPUI) work on educational data mining #edm at #SIAMSDM18 today, Friday on #MayThe4th at 1:30 pm: https://t.co/hauG8tnG3R