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Jasmine Shone


Undergraduate Student, MIT

Email: Jasmine [at] mit [dot] edu

Hi! I’m Jasmine Shone, a current student at MIT. This summer, I was a research intern at the Learning and Intelligent Systems lab at MIT under Professor Kaelbling and Professor Lozano-Perez, working on robots that are better able to transfer knowledge from training data to real-world environments. My current primary interest is in enabling better and more efficient learning, both through intrinsic methods (e.g. representations, generalization, knowledge distillation, data-efficient learning) and extrinsic methods (e.g. quantization, parallelization, sparsity).

I have experience building projects in Computer Vision, NLP, medical ML, deep learning, and robotics, as well as experience with data science and full stack development. In my free time, I enjoy singing/composing music, as well as writing short stories/making videogames.

News

  • I’m headed to the HRT Women in Trading and Technology Internship this winter
  • My summer robotics research project received the Best Paper award at the CoRL LangRob Workshop! https://fang-xiaolin.github.io/KALM/
  • We won the Bun sponsor track at HackMIT for a fast interpreter we built for the Brainf*ck programming language

Some Honors I have received

Atlas Fellow

Regeneron STS Scholar

Research Science Institute Scholar

Scholastic Arts and Writing National Gold and Silver Medal in writing

FPS Scenario Writing (Sci-Fi competition) 3rd, 7th internationally

NSDA Extemporaneous Debate National Runner Up

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