About Me
I am a senior undergraduate at Peking University, double major in Computer Science and Economics. I am also a research intern at CUHK-SenseTime Joint Multimedia Laboratory, mentored by Prof. Bolei Zhou and Wayne Wu. I visited Prof. Bo Li's group at UIUC for the past summer. In 2018, I studied at Stanford as a visiting student.
My research interest primarily lies in computer vision and human-centered computing. Recently, I work on bridging the gap between machine and human, with a focus on learning structured representations.
Research
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TransMoMo: Invariance-Driven Unsupervised Video Motion Retargeting Zhuoqian Yang*, Wentao Zhu*, Wayne Wu*, Chen Qian, Qiang Zhou, Bolei Zhou, Chen Change Loy (* indicates equal contribution) IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2020 Paper / Video / Project Page Read More We present a lightweight video motion retargeting approach that is capable of disentangling the three orthogonal factors of variation, including motion, structure, and view-angle. The proposed method can be trained on 2D in-the-wild data in an unsupervised manner and shows superior performance over state-of-the-art methods. |
Honors
| Sino Group Scholarship, Peking University | 2018 |
| WWDC Scholarship, Apple Inc. | 2018 |
| Meritorious Winner, COMAP’s Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling | 2018 |
| Gold Medal, International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition | 2017 |
Resources
Here are some papers that are related to my ongoing work and/or particularly interesting to me. Please drop me an email if you want to discuss these topics or have any suggestions.
Media Synthesis | Unsupervised and Self-supervised Learning
Digital Humans | Interpretability and Robustness
Misc
In my spare time, I read, travel, cook, listen to music, and play basketball.
Besides Chinese Mandarin, Wu(native) and English, I learned Cantonese in Hong Kong and am learning French currently.
