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******** About Me********
Hi, I'm Sandeep Subramanian, a PhD studentat MILA (Université de Montréal). 
I'm advised by Chris Pal and Yoshua Bengio.
At present, I'm interested in building,
understanding and manipulating distributed
representations of text.
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Previously, I was a masters studentat 
Carnegie Mellon Unviersity.
**** News****
[ 1] Our paper on training generative models for textby 
    modeling the distribution of general purpose sentence            
    encoders has been accepted at NIPS 2018![ 2] I worked on text-rewriting during my internship  
    at Facebook AI Research, New Yorkthis summer 
    with Marc'Aurelio Ranzato.
[ 3] Our paper on learning general purpose distributed representations of sentenceswas accepted.
    at ICLR 2018.[Code][Paper]
******* Contact*******
sandeep.subramanian.1@umontreal.ca
GitHub Google Scholar Curriculum Vitae --more-- | ************ Publications************
 [ 1]  Multiple Attribute Text-Rewriting[ICLR 2019 (Under Review)]
 [ 2]  Towards Text Generation with Adversarilly       Learned Neural Outlines[NIPS 2018]
 [ 3]  Fortified Networks: Improving the       Robustness of Deep Networks by Modeling       the Manifold of Hidden Representations [arXiv]
 [ 4]  Learning General Purpose Distributed       Sentence Representations via Large Scale       Multi-task Learning [ICLR 2018]
 [ 5]  Deep Complex Networks[ICLR 2018]
 [ 6]  A Deep Reinforcement Learning Chatbot[NIPS 2017 Demo] 
 [ 7]  Neural Models for Key Phrase Detection   and Question Generation[ACL 2018 MRQA Workshop]
 
 [ 8]  Adversarial Generation of Natural Language[ACL 2017 REPL4NLP]
 [ 9]  Machine Comprehension by Text-to-Text  Neural Question Generation[ACL 2017 REPL4NLP] 
 [ 10] Neural architectures for named entity   recognition [NAACL 2016]
 
 [ 11] A pilot study on the prevalence of DNA   palindromes in breast cancer genomes[BMC]
********* Reviewing*********
 [ 1] NIPS (2018) / ICML (2018) / NIPS (2017) Credits to Varsha Embar for the design idea and @boredyannlecun for the quote. |