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朱竞舸 Jingge Zhu, Dr ès sc. Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Office: EEE Building, Level 5, Room 5.7 Phone: +61390354708 Email: jingge.zhu at unimelb.edu.au |
I am currently looking for PhD students. I work on Information Theory, with applications to wireless communication systems, distributed computation systems and machine learning. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in doing a PhD at the University of Melbourne. A few project descriptions can be found here, here and here.
Two fully funded PhD positions (one position fulfilled) in Toronto-Melbourne Research Trainig Group available. The joint PhD candidates will be enrolled at both the University of Melbourne and the University of Toronto, and spend time at both institutions. (Click here for more details).
News
05/2022 Paper A Learning-Based Approach to Approximate Coded Computation posted on arXiv.
05/2022 Paper Fast Rate Generalization Error Bounds: Variations on a Theme posted on arXiv.
05/2022 Paper On Causality in Domain Adaptation and Semi-Supervised Learning: an Information-Theoretic Analysis posted on arXiv.
05/2022 Paper On the Capacity-Achieving Input of Channels with Phase Quantization appeared in IEEE Transactions on Information Theory.
11/2021 Two fully funded PhD positions available (Details, one position fulfilled).
09/2021 Paper A Bayesian Approach to (Online) Transfer Learning: Theory and Algorithms posted on arXiv.
08/2021 Paper On Minimizing Symbol Error Rate Over Fading Channels with Low-Resolution Quantization (accepted by IEEE Tran. on Communications) posted on arXiv.
05/2021 Two papers (Paper on transfer learning, Paper on capacity of quantized-output channels) accepted to ISIT 2021.
07/2020 I will be serving as a Social Media co-chair for ISIT 2021. Come join us in Melbourne in 2021!
05/2020 Paper Semi-supervised learning: the case when unlabeled data is equally useful (accepted to UAI 2020) is posted on arXiv.
05/2020 Paper Information-theoretic analysis for transfer learning (accepted to ISIT 2020) is posted on arXiv.
04/2020 We are organizing Australian Communication Theory Webinar (a new “AusCTW”). Sign up and give a talk here!
03/2019 Invited talk at AusCTW 2019 (slides).