Andrew (Ching-Yuan) Bai

Hello! Welcome to my personal website.

I am a 3rd year PhD student in Computer Science at UCLA, where I work with Cho-Jui Hsieh. I am interested in understanding why machine learning methods work and debunking machine learning myths. Specifically I aim to make black-box machine learning models more interpretable to allow better control.

Currently I am developing simple and easy-to-adopt sample selection schemes for prioritizing data samples during training (sample-based interpretability). I also worked on developing practical interpretation methods for black-box models, allowing humans to better understand and trust machine learning models in real life (concept-based interpretability).

Previously, I was an undergraduate student in Computer Science at National Taiwan University. I worked with Hsuan-Tien Lin on generative modeling and time series forecasting. We held the first-ever generative modeling competition in collaboration with Kaggle. I also worked with Chung-Wei Lin on system verification and falsification.

Email: andrewbai [AT] cs.ucla.edu

Links: [CV] [Github] [Linkedin]

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