About me
Lin Gui (桂林) is currently an Assistant Professor (UK Lecturer) at King's College London, the Department of Informatics. Before joining KCL, he was an Assistant Professor (2021-2022) and Marie Curie Research Fellow (2018-2020) at the Univeristy of Warwick. His research interests include:
Sentiment analysis and opinion mining
Transfer learning and multi-task learning
Emotion cause detection
Model interpretation
Topic modelling
Lin Gui currently hosts an EPSRC project (PI) and actively looks for PhD students and postdocs to work with him.
Research Projects
“A Lebesgue Integral based Approximation for Language Modelling” (Nov. 2022 – Oct. 2024), funded by EPSRC. (Principal Investigator)
“Deep Understanding of Patient Experience of Healthcare from Social Media” (Sep. 2018 – Aug. 2020), Marie Curie Fellowship, funded by European Commission. (Postdoctoral Fellowship)
News
Mar. 2024, one paper accepted to IEEE TAC.
Jan. 2024, Runcong's demonstration systems on Narrative Understanding accepted to EACL.
Jan. 2024, one paper accepted to ICLR.
Dec. 2023, one paper accepted to IEEE TKDE.
December 2023, Lin is named in the world top 2% most-cited scientists list by Stanford University, and serving as the Diversity and Inclusion Chair for ACL2024, and area chair for NAACL2024.
November 2023, Runcong chieved a notable accomplishment by winning the Postdoc Recognition Award from the Informatics Department, congratulations!
November 2023, Runcong, Wenjia, and Jiazheng's demonstration system "NarrativePlay: An Automated System for Crafting Visual Worlds in Novels for Role-Playing" accepted to AAAI2024 demo track.
November 2023, Jiazheng and Runcong's paper "OverPrompt: Enhancing ChatGPT through Efficient In-Context Learning" accepted to NeurIPS R0-FoMo workshop.
October 2023, three papers accepted to EMNLP (1 main + 2 findings).
September 2023, Hanqi's paper "Counterfactual Generation with Identifiability Guarantees" accepted to NeurIPS.
July 2023, one paper accepted to ECAI.
May 2023, Jiazheng's paper "CUE: An Uncertainty Interpretation Framework for Text Classifiers Built on Pre-Trained Language Models" is accepted to UAI.
May 2023, Xinyu's paper "Document-Level Multi-Event Extraction with Event Proxy Nodes and Hausdorff Distance Minimisation" is accepted to ACL.
April 2023, one paper accepted to ICWSM MEDIATE workshop.
April 2023, one paper accepted to SIGIR.
March 2023, one paper accepted to DSN.
January 2023, two papers accepted to EACL.
December 2022, one paper accepted to TACL.
October 2022, Lin Gui and Yulan He have been awarded an EPSRC New Horizons grant on "A Lebesgue Integral based Approximation for Language Modelling".
October 2022, one paper accepted to EMNLP findings.Jan