Biography
Jiangjie Chen (陈江捷) is a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate at Fudan University in School of Computer Science, Shanghai, China, where he is advised by Prof. Yanghua Xiao at Knowledge Works Lab.
He is devoted to reasoning over natural language and making machines being right for the right reasons. His main interested research topics include (but not limited to):
- Machine Reasoning, especially on endowing various kinds of human-like reasoning abilities to large language models, including analogical reasoning, counterfactual reasoning, decision-making, language planning, etc.;
- Text Generation, especially on the building of factual, faithful, controllable, and knowledge-guided text generation techniques upon large language models;
- The intersect of machine reasoning and text generation, i.e., understanding and achieving machine reasoning with the vehicle of natural language.
( Download my resumé. Could be outdated. 😶)
- Large Language Models
- Machine Reasoning
- Applications of LLMs
- Mountaineering 🧗♂️
- Tennis 🎾 (3.0)
- Musicals
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Ph.D. in CS, 2019 - 2024 (estimated)
Fudan University
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B.S. in CS (honors), 2014 - 2019
Fudan University
News
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June 2023: Coming to Seattle for a summer internship at Allen Institute for AI, working with the great Aristo Team!
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May 2023: Check out two pre-prints on Analogical Reasoning, which extend E-KAR! AnalogyKB is a million-scale analogy KB derived from existing KGs, to enable machines to achieve analogical reasoning skills. SCAR is a new challenge for evaluating LLMs’ structure abduction ability for scientific analogies, which is essential for human-like analogical reasoning.
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May 2023: Got two papers about LLMs accepted to the main conference of ACL 2023! One is about analyzing why LLMs fail to generate negative knowledge while being able to recognize them. The other is CoScript, studying how to generate plans under constraints with LLMs. See you in Toronto!
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Feb. 2023: Presenting VENCE on AAAI 2023!
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Nov. 2022: Two papers accepted to AAAI 2023! One is VENCE on correcting factual errors in texts, and the other is NEON on explaining why a statement is false: both focus on solving the tasks without direct supervision. Welcome to check it out!
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Oct. 2022: Gave a talk at MSRA.
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Oct. 2022: I was awarded with China National Scholarship for Doctoral Students.
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Sept. 2022: Just married💕!
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Sept. 2022: We officially release a new version of the E-KAR dataset (v1.0 -> v1.1), with a substantially improved English dataset! Over 600 problems and 1,000 explanation texts are manually adjusted, and we are as strict as we can! See more information at the E-KAR project page. Have fun!
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July 2022: Talk titled “Right for the Right Reasons: Explainable Reasoning on Analogical Recognition and Fact Verification” (in Chinese).
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July 2022: ACT for NAT will be presented at NAACL-HLT 2022.
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May 2022: E-KAR will be presented at the Commonsense Representation and Reasoning (CSRR) workshop at ACL 2022, discussions welcomed!
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May 2022: E-KAR will be presented at ACL 2022 (virtually) in a poster session, welcome to check it out!
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Apr. 2022: Our paper (ACT) on non-autoregressive translation got accepted at NAACL-HLT 2022!
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Mar. 2022: The leaderboard of E-KAR has been released at EvalAI! Welcome to participate!
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Mar. 2022: Our work LOREN received the attention of WikiResearch Team 🧐, here’s the tweet.
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Feb. 2022: Giving oral & poster presentations about LOREN and EDUCAT at AAAI 2022 virtual conference.
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Feb. 2022: Our paper (E-KAR) on analogical reasoning got accepted at ACL 2022 (Findings)!
Experience
