Youngkyu Hong
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I am a senior undergraduate student at KAIST School of Computing and student researcher at IIDS.
Previously, I worked at Hyperconnect as a Machine Learning Engineer and Backend Engineer.
At Hyperconnect, I developed ML models that enhance Azar and Hakuna's user experience, million download apps.
There, I experienced existing limitations of the current state of machine learning algorithms, therefore, I decided to contribute to breaking those walls.
I believe that artificial intelligence will enable more people to take advantage of the benefits that are now only available to a few, just as the World Wide Web has changed the world.
For this, I'm focusing on the challenges we have in using AI more responsibly and safely.
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Research
I'm interested in the theory-inspired algorithms for handling long-tail, unseen (adversarial or out-of-distribution) data possibly under resource constraints.
I'm also working on causal analysis of machine learning algorithms.
(*: equal contribution)
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Self-Diagnosing GAN: Diagnosing Underrepresented Samples in Generative Adversarial Networks
Jinhee Lee*, Haeri Kim*, Youngkyu Hong*, Hye Won Chung
In submission
arXiv
Detect underrepresented samples in GAN training via learning dynamics analysis and emphasize them.
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Disentangling Label Distribution for Long-tailed Visual Recognition
Youngkyu Hong*,
Seungju Han*, Kwanghee Choi*, Seokjun Seo, Beomsu Kim, Buru Chang
CVPR, 2021
arXiv
Disentangling label distribution during the training phase helps inference on the label distribution shifted dataset.
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Honors and Awards
- KFAS Undergraduate Scholarship (2018-2021)
- Dean’s List (Spring 2016, Spring 2017, Fall 2017, and Spring 2018)
- KAIST Presidential Fellowship (2016-2021)
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