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Huyen T.T. Do

(DO Thi Thanh Huyen - Đỗ Thị Thanh Huyền)

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Research Assistant
Geneva Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Department of Computer Science
University of Geneva

7, route de Drize, Batelle Batiment A
1227 Carouge, Switzerland

Email:  Huyen.Do at unige.ch
Tel: (+41) 22 37 90214
http://cui.unige.ch/~doth

News

Feb 2013: I will join Microsoft Research Cambridge for an internship.

Oct 22, 2012: I just defended my thesis, entitled "A unified framework for Support Vector Machines, Multiple Kernel Learning and Metric Learning".

Thesis committee:

Internal: Dr. Alexandros Kalousis, Dr. Melanie Hilario, Prof. Christian Pellegrini (University of Geneva, Switzerland)

External: Prof. Massimiliano Pontil (University College London, UK), Prof. Ulf Brefeld (Technical University of Damstadt, Germany)

About me

I have been doing my PhD at AI group, Computer Science Department, University of Geneva since 2008 and have graduated recently (in Oct 2012). My current research interests include, but are not limited to: Kernel methods, including Support Vector Machines, Multiple Kernel Learning, learning kernels, and Transfer Learning, such as multi-task learning and cross domain transfer. I am also interested in discovering relations among machine learning algorithms.

Education

  • University of Geneva, Switzerland
    PhD candidate in Computer Science, 2008-2012.
    Thesis supervisors: Alexandros Kalousis (main supervisor)
                                    Melanie Hilario (co-supervisor)
                                    Prof. Christian Pellegrini (director)

  • Saint Petersburg State University, Russia
    BSc in Information Technology, 2003-2007.

Teaching Assistant

  • Master course: Methods and Heuristics for Learning and Optimization (Méthodes et Heuristiques d'Optimisation et d'Apprentissage), Fall 2011, Spring 2012.

  • Master course: Data mining, Fall 2009, Spring 2010 .

  • Bachelor course: Software and Computer Networks (Logiciels et Réseaux Informatiques), Spring 2009.

Projects

  • DropTop (Knowledge Discovery in the Life Sciences)
    My task was to create and to analyze survival models of clinical data, which were patients of recurrence or non-recurrence tumor, to discover gene patterns associated with tumor-recurrence. Data came from multiple sources of DNA, protein and mutation of a very limited number of samples (patients).

  • e-Lico (Machine Learning and Data Mining)
    I participate in developing DMOP - a Data Mining Optimization ontology, and in ontology-based meta learning experiments.

Publications

Papers in preparation:

  • On kernel and metric learning (in preparation for JMLR 2012)
    Huyen Do, Alexandros Kalousis, Jun Wang and Adam Woznica.



Last updated: Dec 17, 2012