Hanie Sedghi

Google Research, Brain team

Names

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Hanie Sedghi (Preferred)

Emails

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****@usc.edu
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****@google.com
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****@gmail.com
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****@google.com

Education & Career History

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Senior Research Scientist
Google Research, Brain team (google.com)
2019Present
 
Research Scientist
Google Research, Brain team (google.com)
20172019
 
Research Scientist
Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (allenai.org)
20162017
 
Postdoc
University of California, Irvine (uci.edu)
20152016
 
PhD student
University of Southern California (usc.edu)
20102015
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Coauthor
Saurabh Garg
****@andrew.cmu.edu
20212022
 
Coauthor
Preetum Nakkiran
****@cs.harvard.edu
20212021
 
Coauthor
Samira Abnar
****@gmail.com
20202021
 
Coauthor
Niladri Chatterji
****@berkeley.edu
20192019
 
PhD Advisor
Anima Anandkumar
****@caltech.edu
20132016
 

Expertise

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reasoning capabilities of large language models
2021Present
 
out of distribution generalization, distribution shift
2019Present
 
deep learning theory, generalization, regularization
2014Present
 
active learning for tensor methods
20162017
 
method of moments, tensor methods, spectral methods, neural network, deep learning, RNNs, theoretical machine learning
20142016
 
optimization, stochastic optimization in high dimensions, high dimensional statistics, convergence bounds
20122014
 
conditional random fields, graphical models
20102012