Yangqing Jia is a researcher affiliated with Alibaba Group (China) in China. Their work spans several areas within computer science, focusing particularly on resource management, algorithms, and distributed systems.
The main field of study for this scientist is Computer Science, with specific contributions in the subfields of Information Systems, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, and Computer Networks and Communications.
Their research topics include Cloud Computing and Resource Management, Graph Theory and Algorithms, and Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems.
Yangqing Jia has published several papers, including the following recent works:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Yangqing Jia include:
Publication venues where their work frequently appears include Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment and arXiv (Cornell University).
Christian Szegedy;Wei Liu;Yangqing Jia;Pierre Sermanet
Yangqing Jia;Evan Shelhamer;Jeff Donahue;Sergey Karayev
Martín Abadi;Ashish Agarwal;Paul Barham;Eugene Brevdo
Jeff Donahue;Yangqing Jia;Oriol Vinyals;Judy Hoffman
Priya Goyal;Piotr Dollár;Ross B. Girshick;Pieter Noordhuis
Bichen Wu;Kurt Keutzer;Xiaoliang Dai;Peizhao Zhang
Xufeng Han;Thomas Leung;Yangqing Jia;Rahul Sukthankar
Kim Hazelwood;Sarah Bird;David Brooks;Soumith Chintala
Allison Janoch;Sergey Karayev;Yangqing Jia;Jonathan T. Barron
Jia Deng;Jia Deng;Nan Ding;Yangqing Jia;Andrea Frome
Carole-Jean Wu;David Brooks;Kevin Chen;Douglas Chen
Yunchao Gong;Yangqing Jia;Thomas Leung;Alexander Toshev
Feiping Nie;Shiming Xiang;Yangqing Jia;Changshui Zhang
Allison Janoch;Sergey Karayev;Yangqing Jia;Jonathan T. Barron
Yangqing Jia;Chang Huang;Trevor Darrell
Yangqing Jia;Feiping Nie;Changshui Zhang
Xiaoliang Dai;Yangqing Jia;Peter Vajda;Matt Uyttendaele
Yangqing Jia;Mathieu Salzmann;Trevor Darrell
Yangqing Jia;Mathieu Salzmann;Trevor Darrell
Yangqing Jia;Mei Han
Bichen Wu;Xiaoliang Dai;Peizhao Zhang;Yanghan Wang
Xiaoliang Dai;Peizhao Zhang;Bichen Wu;Hongxu Yin
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Institute for Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technology (INSAIT)
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