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Liu Ziyin

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I am a researcher at MIT and NTT Research. My research lies at the mysterious-and-fantastic union and intersection of mathematics, physics, neuroscience and artificial intelligence. At MIT, I work with Prof. Isaac Chuang. I also collaborate with Prof. Tomaso Poggio in the BCS department. My research focus is on the theoretical foundation of deep learning. Prior to coming to MIT, I received my PhD in physics at the University of Tokyo under the supervision of Prof. Masahito Ueda. I received a Bachelor's degree in physics and mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University. I also serve as an Area Chair for NeurIPS and ICLR. Personally, I am interested in art, literature, and philosophy. I also play Go. Also, Paul Liang is my great great great friend. If you have questions or want to collaborate, or just want to say hi, feel free to send an email. About my name: When writing my name in publications, I stick to the the eastern convention, where the family name goes first and the given name goes

Email: liu.ziyin.p (at) gmail.com / ziyinl (at) mit.edu Office: Room 26-209, MIT I am a research scientist at MIT. My research lies at the mysterious-and-fantastic union and intersection of mathematics, physics, neuroscience and artificial intelligence. At MIT, I work with Isaac Chuang and Tomaso Poggio. My research focus is on the theoretical foundation of deep learning. Prior to coming to MIT, I received my PhD in physics at the University of Tokyo under the supervision of Masahito Ueda. I received a Bachelor's degree in physics and mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University. I also serve…

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