Ying Nian Wu (Preferred)
, Yingnian Wu
Ying Nian Wu
UCLA
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****@stat.ucla.edu
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Full Professor
UCLA (stat.ucla.edu)
2006 – Present
Associate Professor
UCLA (stat.ucla.edu)
2001 – 2006
Assistant Professor
UCLA (stat.ucla.edu)
1999 – 2001
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Coauthor
Song Chun Zhu
****@stat.ucla.edu
1996 – 2020
PhD Advisee
Tian Han
****@ucla.edu
2015 – 2019
PhD Advisee
Jianwen Xie
****@ucla.edu
2012 – 2017
PhD Advisor
Donald Rubin
****@stat.harvard.edu
1992 – 1997
Expertise
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representation learning
2000 – Present
generative models
1996 – Present
unsupervised learning
1996 – Present