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Talks and Slides
Multi-step reasoning: Synthetic benchmarks, expressivity, and stability
Second-order perspectives on fine-tuning, task attribution, RL, and beyond
Talk slides: A Hessian view of supervised fine-tuning, task attribution, and reinforcement learning.
Talk slides: In-context learning.
Talk slides: A Hessian view of grokking.
Guest lecture at Yale: “Generalization in Neural Networks: Recent Trend and Future Outlook,” March 2023.
Talk at Northeastern CS Theory Lunch Seminar, March 2022.
Towards a foundation for multitask learning
Slides: Boosting multitask learning. MSOM, June 2024.
Slides: Recent work on multitask learning, March 2024.
INFORMS: Transfer learning and random matrix theory, October 2022.
One World ML Seminar: Understanding and improving generalization in multitask and transfer learning, May 2022.
AAAI New Faculty Highlights: “Information Transfer in Multi-Task Learning, Data Augmentation, and Beyond,” February 2023.
Colloquium talk at WPI CS Department and the ACM class at SJTU, November 2021.
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