Gintare Karolina Dziugaite
Gintare Karolina Dziugaite
McGill University
Names
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Emails
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****@cam.ac.uk
, ****@gmail.com
, ****@elementai.com
, ****@google.com
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Education & Career History
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Adjunct Professor
McGill University (mcgill.ca)
2021 – Present
Senior Researcher
Google (google.com)
2021 – Present
Member
Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms, University of Montreal, University of Montreal (mila.umontreal.ca)
2020 – Present
Researcher
ServiceNow (servicenow.com)
2020 – 2021
Research Scientist
Element AI (elementai.com)
2018 – 2020
PhD student
University of Cambridge (cam.ac.uk)
2012 – 2019
MS student
University of Cambridge (cam.ac.uk)
2011 – 2012
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Coauthor
Surya Ganguli
****@stanford.edu
2020 – Present
Coauthor
Bobby He
****@stats.ox.ac.uk
2020 – Present
Coauthor
Soufiane Hayou
****@yahoo.fr
2020 – Present
Coauthor
Mansheej Paul
****@stanford.edu
2020 – Present
Coauthor
Daniel Soudry
****@gmail.com
2019 – Present
Coauthor
Shai Ben-David
****@gmail.com
2019 – Present
Coworker
Alexandre Lacoste
****@elementai.com
2018 – Present
Coauthor
Michael Carbin
****@csail.mit.edu
2018 – Present
Coauthor
Jonathan Frankle
****@mit.edu
2018 – Present
Coauthor
Daniel M. Roy
****@ustat.utoronto.ca
2011 – Present
PhD Advisor
Zoubin Ghahramani
****@eng.cam.ac.uk
2013 – 2019
Expertise
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Data compression
2020 – Present
Interpretable ML
2019 – Present
Neural network pruning, compression
2018 – Present
Generalization Theory
2016 – Present
PAC-Bayes
2016 – Present
Deep learning
2014 – Present
Statistical Learning Theory
2014 – Present
Generative models, generative adversarial nets
2014 – 2018
Adversarial Examples
2014 – 2018