Cheng Zhang

Microsoft

Names

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Cheng Zhang (Preferred)

Emails

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****@disneyresearch.com
,
****@kth.se
,
****@microsoft.com

Education & Career History

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Principal Researcher
Microsoft (microsoft.com)
2019Present
 
Researcher
Microsoft (microsoft.com)
20182018
 
Postdoc
Disney Research, Disney (disneyresearch.com)
20172018
 
Postdoc
KTH (kth.se)
20162016
 
PhD student
KTH Royal Institute of Technology (kth.se)
20112016
 
PhD student
KTH (kth.se)
20112016
 
MS student
KTH Royal Institute of Technology (kth.se)
20092011
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Coworker
Sebastian Nowozin
****@microsoft.com
2018Present
 
Coauthor
Hedvig Kjellstrom
****@kth.se
2016Present
 
Postdoc Advisor
Stephan Mandt
****@disneyresearch.com
20172017
 
PhD co-Advisor
Carl Henrik Ek
****@bristol.ac.uk
20122016
 
PhD Advisor
Carl Henrik Ek
****@bristol.ac.uk
20122016
 
PhD Advisor
Hedvig Kjellstrom
****@kth.se
20112016
 
Coauthor
Carl Henrik Ek
****@bristol.ac.uk
20112016
 
Coauthor
Tom Minka
****@microsoft.com
20112016
 
Coauthor
Andreas Damianou
****@sheffield.ac.uk
20112016
 

Expertise

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Causality
2017Present
 
Variational Autoencoder
20162017
 
Approximate Inference
20132017
 
Variational Inference
20112017
 
Computer Vision
20112017
 
Probabilistic Graphical models
20112017
 
Topic Modeling
20112015