QI GUO 郭奇
The Robotics Institute
School of Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA
Office: Gates & Hillman Center 7110
Email: qiguo AT andrew.cmu.edu
Biography [Résumé]
I recently graduated with a M.S. in Robotics from Carnegie Mellon University. I have worked with Prof. Emma Brunskill, Prof. Jeffrey Bigham, Prof. Niki Kittur and Prof. Chinmay Kulkarni. Before, I graduated from Tsinghua University, with a B.E. in Computer Software and a B.A. in Economics.
I am looking for a job in Machine Learning, Robotics, Computer Vision, Data Mining and related fields.
Research Interests
My research interests lie in Machine Learning and Human-Computer Interaction, especially intelligent systems involving both. I am excited about exploring the potential to promote social good through effective intelligence. I am currently working on personalized education for arbitrary topics.
Projects
Questimator: Generating Knowledge Assessments for Arbitrary Topics
With Chinmay Kulkarni,
Niki Kittur,
Jeffrey Bigham
and Emma Brunskill
(to appear in IJCAI 2016) An automated system that generates multiple-choice
assessment questions for any topic contained within Wikipedia. Given a topic,
Questimator
traverses the Wikipedia graph to find and rank related topics, and uses article text to
form
both questions and distractor options.
Sentiment Analysis for Sparse Social Media Text
With
Xiaoming Jin
and Deli Zhao
A system that crawls short texts from Twitter and Weibo, gets their topic (LDA) weights,
trains a sentiment classifier for each topic and aggeragates to get final labels.
Sentiment index was applied to
behavioral finance, to find relations between stock market trend and public sentiments (Distinct
Economics Thesis).
Digital Barber: 3D Hair Manipulation on Mobile Phone
With
Fan Yang
and Lvdi Wang
A mobile phone application that can generate and manipulate high-quality 3D hair & head
models, based on single-image dense 3D hair strands reconstruction technique.
Publication
Questimator: Generating Knowledge Assessments for Arbitrary Topics Preprint
Qi Guo,
Chinmay Kulkarni,
Niki Kittur,
Jeffrey P. Bigham
and Emma Brunskill
(to appear in IJCAI 2016)
Miscellaneous
I am a die-hard fan of FC Bayern München. I play soccer and table tennis, and ski a bit. I swim terribly but frequently recently. Besides that, I also happen to be a crappy guitar player.