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I’m Yiwei (yee-way) Fu (foo), a masters student in machine learning at Carnegie Mellon University. Previously I was an undergraduate student at University of Michigan majoring in Honors Mathematics and Computer Science.
My research interest is in the privacy, safety, and security of machine learning, especially their connections with each other. I’m broadly interested in differential privacy, safety and alignment of generative models, and efficient and secure machine learning systems.
I am currently working at W. W. Grainger as an applied machine learning scientist.
Email: yiwei_fuscz AT outlook.com / fyw AT umich.edu
Research
Jogging the Memory of Unlearned Model Through Targeted Relearning Attack
Shengyuan Hu, Yiwei Fu, Zhiwei Steven Wu, Virginia Smith
Preprint
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Notes and Blogs
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Math 669, Combinatorics of Integer Points
— Chemistry memories somehow showed up
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Math 668, Combinatorics of $\operatorname{GL}_n \mathbb{C}$ Representation
— Let's do this
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EECS 550, Infomation Theory
— So many noise, but I only want to hear you
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Math 566, Algebraic Combinatorics
— cool stuff
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Math 597, Analysis II
— Measure & Integration
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Math 493 & 494, Honors Algebra
— Group theory, representation theory, rings
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Math 525, Probability Theory
— No measure theory here
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Math 389, Winter 2021 Term
— Something we did in this interesting course
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Notes of A Mathematician's Apology, Ch.3
— A Mathematical examination of mathematics, cont'd
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Notes of A Mathematician's Apology, Ch.2
— A Mathematical examination of mathematics, cont'd
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Notes of A Mathematician's Apology, Ch.1
— A Mathematical examination of mathematics