Biography

Jinkyu Kim is an Assistant Professor of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Korea University. He was a research scientist at Waymo (formerly the Google’s self-driving car project), conducting cutting edge research to develop new solutions related to autonomous driving, in particular, to solve outstanding challenges in planning and behavior prediction. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from UC Berkeley (advisor: Prof. John Canny) and was part of Berkeley AI Research (BAIR) and Berkeley DeepDrive (BDD). He researched to build explainable and advisable models that can explain their rationale, characterize their strengths and weaknesses, and convey an understanding of how they will behave in the future. Currently, He is interested in (1) Image, Text, Sound Multi-modal Representation Learning, (2) Machine Learning for Self-driving Vehicles at Scale, (3) Continual and Life-long Learning, and (4) Foundation Models.

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Interests
  • Multi-modal Representation Learning
  • Machine Learning for Self-driving Vehicles at Scale
  • Continual and Life-long Learning
  • Foundation Models
Education
  • PhD in CS, 2019

    Univ. of California, Berkeley

  • MS in ECE, 2010

    Korea University

  • BS in EE, 2008

    Korea University

Recent Publications

(2024). ENTP: Encoder-only Next Token Prediction. In ArXiv.

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(2024). InstructBooth: Instruction-following Personalized Text-to-Image Generation. In ArXiv.

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(2024). Sparse-to-Dense LiDAR Point Generation by LiDAR-Camera Fusion for 3D Object Detection. In ArXiv.

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(2024). H-Direct: Homeostasis-aware Direct Spike Encoding for Deep Spiking Neural Networks. In NeurIPS Workshop 2024.

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(2024). Just Add $100 More, Augmenting Pseudo-LiDAR Point Cloud for Resolving Class-imbalance Problem. In NeurIPS 2024.

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(2024). Unified Domain Generalization and Adaptation for Multi-View 3D Object Detection. In NeurIPS 2024.

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(2024). Bridging the Domain Gap by Clustering-based Image-Text Graph Matching. In ICPR 2024.

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(2024). Text-Driven Prototype Learning for Few-Shot Class-Incremental Learning. In ICPR 2024.

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(2024). Who Should Have Been Focused: Transferring Attention-based Knowledge from Future Observations for Trajectory Prediction. In ICPR 2024.

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(2024). Leveraging Inductive Bias in ViT for Medical Image Diagnosis. In BMVC 2024.

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Members

Full-time

Members

Part-time

Teaching

Applications and Understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AICE401)

Contact

  • jinkyukim@korea.ac.kr
  • Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Korea University, Seoul, 02841
  • 605 Woojung Informatics Building
  • Thursday 3:00 to 4:00