Guansong Pang

Assistant Professor 


School of Computing and Information Systems

Singapore Management University

Room 5035, 80 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178902

Email: gspang[at]smu.edu.sg; pangguansong[at]gmail.com

Phone: +65-68264864

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Short Bio

Guansong Pang is a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University (SMU). He was a Research Fellow with the Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML), University of Adelaide, Australia. Before joining AIML, he received his Ph.D. at University of Technology Sydney, Australia.

His research investigates novel data mining and machine learning techniques, with a research theme focused on abnormal, rare, or unknown instance detection, and  robust, generalized learning algorithms for creating trustworthy continual AI systems. Some research areas of particular interest include:

He also explores safety-critical and commercially/scientifically-significant real-world applications, including network intrusion detection, fraud detection, person re-identification, early detection of diseases, learning from biomedicine data, defect detection, biometric anti-spoofing, hate/toxic speech detection, etc.

Positions

Actively looking for candidates of the following positions; feel free to get in touch if you are interested:

In addition to SMU scholarships, candidates can also join the team via scholarships for joint A*Star and SMU PhD programs:

SMU is ranked No. 36 globally (No. 16 in Asia) in the broad AI category and No.81 globally (No. 14 in Asia) in the overall CS subject according to CSRankings

Call for Participation

CVPR 2023 tutorial on "Recent Advances in Anomaly Detection", see more at https://sites.google.com/view/cvpr2023-tutorial-on-ad/ 

Recent News

[02/2023] One paper on few-shot open-set recognition is accepted to CVPR 2023

[02/2023] Our tutorial on "Recent Advances in Anomaly Detection" is accepted to CVPR 2023

[01/2023] Invited to be PC member of ICML 2023 and ICCV 2023

[12/2022] One paper on graph anomaly detection is accepted to SDM 2023

[12/2022] Invited to be PC member of IJCAI 2023 and KDD 2023

[11/2022] Honored to be identified as The World's Top 2% Scientists (single recent year) released by Stanford University

[11/2022] Honored to give an invited talk in the A*STAR Centre for Frontier AI Research (CFAR) Rising Star Lecture Series

[11/2022] One paper on cross-domain graph anomaly detection is accepted to AAAI 2023

[11/2022] Invited to be PC member of CVPR 2023 and senior PC of PAKDD 2023

[11/2022] Our workshop on "Learning with Knowledge Graphs" is accepted to WSDM 2023

[09/2022] One paper on implicit relation prediction on graph data is accepted to TKDD

[08/2022] Invited to be PC member of AAAI 2023 and ICLR 2023

[07/2022] One paper on joint geometry contrastive graph neural networks is accepted for publication at Information Sciences

[07/2022] One paper on out-of-distribution semantic segmentation is accepted for oral presentation at ECCV 2022 

[06/2022] One paper on latent factor analysis is accepted to Journal of Big Data

[06/2022] One paper on polyp detection in medical images is accepted to MICCAI 2022 (early accept)

[06/2022] Our TNNLS Special Issue on "Deep Learning for Anomaly Detection" is formally published now 

[05/2022] Invited to be part of the local organization team of WSDM 2023

[04/2022] The second edition of the ANDEA workshop is accepted to co-locate with KDD 2022

[03/2022] Invited to be PC member of ECCV 2022, ECML-PKDD 2022 and NeurIPS 2022

[03/2022] One paper on open-set anomaly detection is accepted to CVPR 2022

[01/2022] Invited to join the editorial board of IEEE Intelligent Systems and International Journal of Data Science and Analytics 

[01/2022] One paper on depression prediction is accepted to PAKDD 2022

[01/2022] Join School of Computing and Information Systems @ SMU as assistant professor