From NLP to robotics and music information retrieval, each of us have diverse research interests. This is the being we want to create; a companion to whom you can chat about your daily life and emotions; an assistant who can report up-to- date information to you, and to whom you can discuss your own ideas. A vital and friendly being to the modern society, which soothes the loneliness of people and relieves the information asymmetry among people.
Jaemin C. - Team leader
I am pursing a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering. I have been interested in Operations Research and Machine Learning since 2015, and have participated in the following group research projects: "Analysis and optimization of nursing assignment for homecare service delivery at Polytechnique Montreal", "DeepCoding: Pseudocode-Python code translation at HKUST". Since August 2016, I have been working as a NLP researcher at DataNada, a Korean AI startup, with brilliant Kagglers. Here I am taking a leading role in developing a Korean POS-tagger, a Parser and a generative chatbot based on deep learning.
Sanghyun Y.
I have a dream that one day machines can understand the human mind and be much more useful tools to work with. Now, as an undergraduate student, I’m pursuing the future as a researcher in the field of NLP. Especially, applications of deep learning methods to NLP attract my attention. Accordingly, I have been involved in a machine translation project at Kyomin Jung's MILAB in SNU since January 2016 as a research intern. The Alexa Prize will be the great opportunity to deepen my understanding of NLP and deep learning.
Sungjoon C.
BS, Electrical Engineering
Sungjun C.
PhD candidate in EECS researching Robotics and Machine Learning.
Kyomin Jung - Faculty advisor
I am an Associate Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department. I received my Ph.D. at MIT in 2009 and my B.Sc. at SNU Mathematics Dept. in 2003. I was a recipient of the excellent new faculty funding from NRF Korea in 2012, and I was a gold medalist at IMO (International Mathematical Olympiad) in 1995. My research area includes Machine Learning algorithms, Recommendation systems, and Natural Language Processing.