ReALM: Reference Resolution as Language Modeling
Resolving references across conversation and on-screen content by expressing them as a language modeling problem.
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I work on language and multimodal learning, with interests in assistants, efficient learning, and grounded AI.
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From understanding a conversation to navigating the world. A selection of my research, old and new.
Resolving references across conversation and on-screen content by expressing them as a language modeling problem.
An autonomous robotic guide dog that helps people navigate indoor and outdoor environments.
Exploring how to build vision-language data that reflects the cultures and languages of Southeast Asia.
Examining how well automatic hallucination metrics agree with human judgments—and with one another.
Generating synthetic dialogues to improve dialogue state tracking when labeled examples are scarce.
Bringing conversational, visual, and background context together in an on-device reference resolution system.
A unified editing approach for five ways people revise, extend, and correct requests to voice assistants.
Choosing where to spend an annotation budget to learn more effectively across languages.
Jointly resolving references and rewriting incomplete follow-up requests into self-contained queries.
Learning bilingual dictionaries with a little supervision, even when embedding spaces have different shapes.
Learning depth from facial keypoints for 3D face rotation and replacement without ground-truth depth supervision.
Giving recurrent networks an inner memory cell to learn how to manage longer-term information.
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