Ferenc Huszár

University of Cambridge

Names

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Ferenc Huszár (Preferred)
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Ferenc Huszar

Emails

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****@gmail.com
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****@twitter.com
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****@cam.ac.uk
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****@magicpony.technology

Personal Links

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Education & Career History

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Associate Professor
University of Cambridge (cam.ac.uk)
2020 – Present
 
Senior Machine Learning Researcher
Twitter (twitter.com)
2016 – 2020
 
Principal Research Scientist
Magic Pony Technology (magicpony.technology)
2015 – 2016
 
PhD student
University of Cambridge (cam.ac.uk)
2009 – 2012
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Coworker
Neil D Lawrence
****@cam.ac.uk
Present
 
Coworker
Zoubin Ghahramani
****@eng.cam.ac.uk
2009 – Present
 
PhD Advisor
Carl Edward Rasmussen
****@cam.ac.uk
2009 – 2012
 

Expertise

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information theory, Bayesian machine elarning, generative adversarial networks, GAN, variational inference, VAE, variational autoencoder, active learning, deep learning, maximum mean discrepancy, kernel moment matching
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theory of deep learning, inductive biases, optimization
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causal inference, representation learning, domain generalization
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