Shiuan-Ting Lin (Jeremy)

National Yang Ming Chiao Tung Uni.(NYCU)

MSc in Statistics

 Taipei, Taiwan             


  • Project experience:
    • Jan. 2024 - Jun. 2024: Explanation Analysis using Rule Extraction at Ericsson, Sweden.
  • Work experience:
    • Jan. 2024 - Jun. 2024: Master student R&D at Ericsson, Sweden
    • Jan. 2023 - Jun. 2023:  Tutor teaching Natural Language Processing.
    • Jun. 2022 - Dec. 2022: Tutor teaching Machine Learning.
  • Teamwork experience:
    • Primary organizer for the National Statistical Research Institute Cup.
    • Captain of the basketball team in the statistics department.
  • I'm interested in machine learning related application and having experience in Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, and Explainable AI.
  • The research topic for my master thesis: Deep Spatio-Temporal  Multi-View Representation Learning.

Skills

Programming Languages


  • Python 
    • Scikit-Learn, TensorFlow
    • Web Crawling
    • Data Visualization

Deep Learning related


  • Natural Language Processing
  • Computer Vision
  • Model Compression 
  • Dimension Reduction
  • Reinforcement Learning

Machine Learning related


  • Random Forest
  • Support Vector Machine
  • Regression Analysis
  • Time Series Analysis
  • Explainable AI

Work Experience

Master thesis student R&D

Ericsson

Jan. 2024 - Jun. 2024
Stockholm, Sweden

Project: Explanation Analysis Using Rule Extraction 

In this project, I combine the counterfactual explanation technique (specifically DiCE) with the rule extraction algorithm (Discretized Bayes Rule extraction) to extract understandable rules from a black box AI model.

Education

Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden

Exchange program in Computer Science

 Aug. 2023 - Jun. 2024

National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU), Taiwan

MSc in Statistics

2021 - 2023

National Tsing Hua University  (NTHU), Taiwan

BSs in Mathematics

2017 - 2021


Portfolios

Deep Learning- Advanced Course

First year at KTH


Siamese Masked Autoencoder: Paper Reproduction, Link

We have used the PyTorch framework to reproduce a semi-supervised multi-object segmentation model, which extends the Masked Autoencoder. The authors have incorporated a Siamese network into the Masked Autoencoder, enabling it to outperform some state-of-the-art (SOTA) models like VideoMAE and Dino.

My contribution:

  • Model Building and Validation: Responsible for constructing, evaluating, and visualizing the results of our models to ensure accuracy and efficiency.

  • Report Writing: Tasked with compiling comprehensive project documentation and results analysis.
  • Training and Management: Managed the training of models on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and maintained our project’s codebase on GitHub.

Big Data Analytics

First year at NYCU


DL application-Food Classification using Tensorflow and Anvil web APP, Link

We used deep learning and ANVIL's product to create an interactive interface. 

My contribution: 

  • Construct the deep learning model for the app using Transfer Learning techniques with EfficientNetV2S as the base model.
  • Developed a model, the Domain-Selection-Model, to select between two models trained on distinct datasets for making predictions. 

Deep Learning

First year at NYCU



Deep learning application-Self-driving Robot simulation using PyTorch, Link

We built an image recognition deep learning model to do the self-driving car simulation.

My contribution:

  • Data augmentation and data pre-processing.
  • Construct the deep learning model for the app using Transfer Learning techniques with ResNet50 as the base model.

Machine Learning

Senior year at NTHU


Deposit Subscription Prediction using R, Link

We implement several statistical-based machine learning methods to predict whether the customers will subscribe to the deposit service or not. 

My contribution: 

  • LDA, QDA, KNN, and Naive Bayes, four statistical-based machine learning methods, to make predictions using R.

Spatial Data Analysis

Senior year at NTHU


NBA players' shooting hot zone analysis using R, Link

We used R to implement a spatial statistical prediction method called Kriging to analyze the shooting hot zone of NBA players.

My contribution:

  • Model building using Kriging method.