Stephen Bach
, Stephen H Bach
, Stephen H. Bach
Stephen Bach
Computer Science Department, Brown University
Names
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Emails
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****@cs.stanford.edu
, ****@cs.umd.edu
, ****@cs.georgetown.edu
, ****@cs.brown.edu
, ****@brown.edu
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Education & Career History
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Assistant Professor
Computer Science Department, Brown University (cs.brown.edu)
2018 – Present
Researcher
Snorkel AI (snorkel.ai)
2018 – Present
Visiting Scholar
Google (google.com)
2018 – 2018
Postdoc
Computer Science Department, Stanford University (cs.stanford.edu)
2015 – 2018
PhD student
Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park (cs.umd.edu)
2010 – 2015
Undergrad student
Department of Computer Science, Georgetown University (cs.georgetown.edu)
2006 – 2010
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Postdoc Advisor
Chris Ré
****@cs.stanford.edu
2015 – Present
PhD Advisor
Lise Getoor
****@soe.ucsc.edu
2010 – 2015
Expertise
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Language models
2021 – Present
Vision-language models
2021 – Present
Weakly supervised machine learning
2015 – Present
Information extraction
2015 – Present
Probabilistic graphical models
2010 – Present