Jimmy Lin is affiliated with the University of Waterloo in Canada and specializes in computer science with a notable focus on artificial intelligence. Their scholarly work encompasses a broad range of topics within computer science, including artificial intelligence, computer vision and pattern recognition, and information systems.
Their research agenda extends into specialized subfields such as management science and operations research, and signal processing. Among the central topics addressed in their publications are topic modeling, natural language processing techniques, multimodal machine learning applications, domain adaptation and few-shot learning, information retrieval and search behavior, advanced image and video retrieval techniques, and data quality and management.
Jimmy Lin has contributed extensively to academic literature with key recent papers including:
They have published heavily on arXiv (Cornell University) with 133 publications, while other notable frequent publication venues include:
Jimmy Lin has collaborated repeatedly with several coauthors, notably:
In addition to articles, Jimmy Lin has authored books published by Morgan & Claypool Publishers, including the title Pretrained Transformers for Text Ranking released in 2022.
Xiaoli Huang;Jimmy J. Lin;Dina Demner-Fushman
Jimmy Lin;Chris Dyer
Ben Langmead;Ben Langmead;Michael C Schatz;Jimmy Lin;Mihai Pop
Pankaj Gupta;Ashish Goel;Jimmy Lin;Aneesh Sharma
Paul T. Jaeger;Jimmy Lin;Justin M. Grimes
Raphael Tang;Yao Lu;Linqing Liu;Lili Mou
Susan Dumais;Michele Banko;Eric Brill;Jimmy Lin
Hua He;Kevin Gimpel;Jimmy Lin
Stefanie Tellex;Boris Katz;Jimmy Lin;Aaron Fernandes
Eric Brill;Jimmy J. Lin;Michele Banko;Susan T. Dumais
Seth A. Myers;Aneesh Sharma;Pankaj Gupta;Jimmy Lin
Wei Yang;Yuqing Xie;Aileen Lin;Xingyu Li
Rodrigo Nogueira;Zhiying Jiang;Jimmy Lin
Martin Gauch;Martin Gauch;Frederik Kratzert;Daniel Klotz;Grey Nearing;Grey Nearing
Hoa Trang Dang;Diane Kelly;Jimmy J. Lin
Peilin Yang;Hui Fang;Jimmy Lin
Dina Demner-Fushman;Jimmy Lin
Ji Xin;Raphael Tang;Jaejun Lee;Yaoliang Yu
Jimmy J. Lin;Jimmy J. Lin;W. John Wilbur
Tamer Elsayed;Jimmy Lin;Douglas Oard
Jimmy Lin;Xueguang Ma;Sheng-Chieh Lin;Jheng-Hong Yang
Rodrigo Nogueira;Wei Yang;Jimmy Lin;Kyunghyun Cho
Peng Shi;Jimmy Lin
Rodrigo Nogueira;Wei Yang;Kyunghyun Cho;Jimmy Lin
Timothy Hawes;Jimmy Lin;Philip Resnik
Hua He;Jimmy Lin;Adam Lopez
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