Dengyong (Denny) Zhou

Web Learning Group
Microsoft Research
1 Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052

E-mail: dengyong.zhou@microsoft.com
Phone: (425)421-6338
Fax: (425)936-7329
Office: Building 99/Room 3955

 

I am a Researcher of the  Web Learning Group headed by Chris BurgesPrior to joining Microsoft Research, I worked at the Machine Learning Department of NEC Laboratories America (Princeton campus) with Vladimir Vapnik, and at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, the Empirical Inference Department headed by Bernhard Schölkopf.

 

RESEARCH INTERESTS

My research is centered around  statistic machine learning and its application to web information retrieval. Specifically, I am working on algorithms and theoretic foundations of transductive inference (or semi-supervised learning),  clustering, ranking, kernel machines, active learning, and learning with graphs, and their applications to spam detection, relevance  ranking,  query rewriting, social network analysis, trust and reputation systems, recommendation systems, and online advertising.

NIPS 2007 Workshop: Machine Learning for Web Search

 

PUBLICATIONS

[2008]

  • D. Zhou and C. Burges. High-Order Regularization on Graphs.  International Workshop on Mining and Learning with Graphs, Helsinki, Finland, 2008.

 

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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

PC member of  ICML 06, ECML 06, AAAI 07,  ICML 07, MLG 07.

Reviewer to NIPS 04, NIPS 05, IJCAI 05, NIPS 06, IJCAI 07, NIPS 07.

Reviewer to Journal of Machine Learning Research, Machine Learning Journal, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, and IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks.

 
HOBBIES

I like reading, writing, painting, skiing, swimming, hiking, and doing exercises. I am maintaining a personal blog (in Chinese).

 

Last updated 9/20/2007