Shuang Ma

I am currently a senior researcher in the Autonomous Systems group at Microsoft. I focus on leveraging deep learning techniques to develop innovative approaches that can efficiently adapt to a large variety of decision-making downstream tasks.
I received my Ph.D. degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo while working with Prof. Chang Wen Chen. I have several wonderful internships at Microsoft Research (Redmond and Beijing). I was very fortunate to work with Daniel Mcduff, Yale Song and Mary Czerwinski at MSR, Tao Mei at MSRA (JD AI Research currently).
Research Interests
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Multimodal Learning
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Deep Learning and Reinforcement Learning
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Computer Vision
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Robotics
News
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Invited as the speaker of Young Profession panels at ICIP (Oct. 2020)
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Top 33% reviewer of ICML (Sep. 2020)
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Joined the Autonomous Systems group at Microsoft AI & Research. (Seq. 2020)
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One paper on MULTI-REFERENCE NEURAL TTS STYLIZATION was accepted by Interspeech 2020 (Jul, 2020)
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Joined Language & Speech group at Microsoft Cognition (Feb. 2020)
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One paper on characterizing bias in visual classifiers was accepted by NeurIPS 2019 (Sep 3, 2019)
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One paper on multimodal representation learning was accepted by ICCV 2019 (July 22, 2019)
Interns
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Zhaoyang Zeng, Sun Yat-sen University 2020
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Mingzhi Yu, University of Pittsburgh 2020