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- "content": "Creating a Site RepositoryWhen creating your site repository, you have two options depending on your needs:Option 1. Using the Starter (Recommended)This approach simplifies upgrades, isolates unnecessary files, and is perfect for users who want to focus on writing with minimal configuration. Sign in to GitHub and navigate to the starter. Click the Use this template button and then select Create a new repository. Name the new repository <username>.github.io, replacing username with your lowercase GitHub username.Option 2. Forking the ThemeThis approach is convenient for modifying features or UI design, but presents challenges during upgrades. So don’t try this unless you are familiar with Jekyll and plan to heavily modify this theme. Sign in to GitHub. Fork the theme repository. Name the new repository <username>.github.io, replacing username with your lowercase GitHub username.Setting up the EnvironmentOnce your repository is created, it’s time to set up your development environment. There are two primary methods:Using Dev Containers (Recommended for Windows)Dev Containers offer an isolated environment using Docker, which prevents conflicts with your system and ensures all dependencies are managed within the container.Steps: Install Docker: On Windows/macOS, install Docker Desktop. On Linux, install Docker Engine. Install VS Code and the Dev Containers extension. Clone your repository: For Docker Desktop: Start VS Code and clone your repo in a container volume. For Docker Engine: Clone your repo locally, then open it in a container via VS Code. Wait for the Dev Containers setup to complete.Setting up Natively (Recommended for Unix-like OS)For Unix-like systems, you can set up the environment natively for optimal performance, though you can also use Dev Containers as an alternative.Steps: Follow the Jekyll installation guide to install Jekyll and ensure Git is installed. Clone your repository to your local machine. If you forked the theme, install Node.js and run bash tools/init.sh in the root directory to initialize the repository. Run command bundle in the root of your repository to install the dependencies.UsageStart the Jekyll ServerTo run the site locally, use the following command:$ bundle exec jekyll s If you are using Dev Containers, you must run that command in the VS Code Terminal.After a few seconds, the local server will be available at http://127.0.0.1:4000.ConfigurationUpdate the variables in _config.yml as needed. Some typical options include: url avatar timezone langSocial Contact OptionsSocial contact options are displayed at the bottom of the sidebar. You can enable or disable specific contacts in the _data/contact.yml file.Customizing the StylesheetTo customize the stylesheet, copy the theme’s assets/css/jekyll-theme-chirpy.scss file to the same path in your Jekyll site, and add your custom styles at the end of the file.Customizing Static AssetsStatic assets configuration was introduced in version 5.1.0. The CDN of the static assets is defined in _data/origin/cors.yml. You can replace some of them based on the network conditions in the region where your website is published.If you prefer to self-host the static assets, refer to the chirpy-static-assets repository.DeploymentBefore deploying, check the _config.yml file and ensure the url is configured correctly. If you prefer a project site and don’t use a custom domain, or if you want to visit your website with a base URL on a web server other than GitHub Pages, remember to set the baseurl to your project name, starting with a slash, e.g., /project-name.Now you can choose ONE of the following methods to deploy your Jekyll site.Deploy Using Github ActionsPrepare the following: If you’re on the GitHub Free plan, keep your site repository public. If you have committed Gemfile.lock to the repository, and your local machine is not running Linux, update the platform list of the lock file: $ bundle lock --add-platform x86_64-linux Next, configure the Pages service: Go to your repository on GitHub. Select the Settings tab, then click Pages in the left navigation bar. In the Source section (under Build and deployment), select GitHub Actions from the dropdown menu. Push any commits to GitHub to trigger the Actions workflow. In the Actions tab of your repository, you should see the workflow Build and Deploy running. Once the build is complete and successful, the site will be deployed automatically. You can now visit the URL provided by GitHub to access your site.Manual Build and DeploymentFor self-hosted servers, you will need to build the site on your local machine and then upload the site files to the server.Navigate to the root of the source project, and build your site with the following command:$ JEKYLL_ENV=production bundle exec jekyll bUnless you specified the output path, the generated site files will be placed in the _site folder of the project’s root directory. Upload these files to your target server."
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If you want to save time of creating files, please consider using the plugin Jekyll-Compose to accomplish this.Front MatterBasically, you need to fill the Front Matter as below at the top of the post:---title: TITLEdate: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS +/-TTTTcategories: [TOP_CATEGORIE, SUB_CATEGORIE]tags: [TAG] # TAG names should always be lowercase--- The posts’ layout has been set to post by default, so there is no need to add the variable layout in the Front Matter block.Timezone of DateTo accurately record the release date of a post, you should not only set up the timezone of _config.yml but also provide the post’s timezone in variable date of its Front Matter block. Format: +/-TTTT, e.g. +0800.Categories and TagsThe categories of each post are designed to contain up to two elements, and the number of elements in tags can be zero to infinity. For instance:---categories: [Animal, Insect]tags: [bee]---Author InformationThe author information of the post usually does not need to be filled in the Front Matter , they will be obtained from variables social.name and the first entry of social.links of the configuration file by default. But you can also override it as follows:Adding author information in _data/authors.yml (If your website doesn’t have this file, don’t hesitate to create one).<author_id>: name: <full name> twitter: <twitter_of_author> url: <homepage_of_author>And then use author to specify a single entry or authors to specify multiple entries:---author: <author_id> # for single entry# orauthors: [<author1_id>, <author2_id>] # for multiple entries---Having said that, the key author can also identify multiple entries. The benefit of reading the author information from the file _data/authors.yml is that the page will have the meta tag twitter:creator, which enriches the Twitter Cards and is good for SEO.Post DescriptionBy default, the first words of the post are used to display on the home page for a list of posts, in the Further Reading section, and in the XML of the RSS feed. If you don’t want to display the auto-generated description for the post, you can customize it using the description field in the Front Matter as follows:---description: Short summary of the post.---Additionally, the description text will also be displayed under the post title on the post’s page.Table of ContentsBy default, the Table of Contents (TOC) is displayed on the right panel of the post. If you want to turn it off globally, go to _config.yml and set the value of variable toc to false. If you want to turn off TOC for a specific post, add the following to the post’s Front Matter:---toc: false---CommentsThe global setting for comments is defined by the comments.provider option in the _config.yml file. Once a comment system is selected for this variable, comments will be enabled for all posts.If you want to close the comment for a specific post, add the following to the Front Matter of the post:---comments: false---MediaWe refer to images, audio and video as media resources in Chirpy.URL PrefixFrom time to time we have to define duplicate URL prefixes for multiple resources in a post, which is a boring task that you can avoid by setting two parameters. If you are using a CDN to host media files, you can specify the cdn in _config.yml. The URLs of media resources for site avatar and posts are then prefixed with the CDN domain name. cdn: https://cdn.com To specify the resource path prefix for the current post/page range, set media_subpath in the front matter of the post: ---media_subpath: /path/to/media/--- The option site.cdn and page.media_subpath can be used individually or in combination to flexibly compose the final resource URL: [site.cdn/][page.media_subpath/]file.extImagesCaptionAdd italics to the next line of an image, then it will become the caption and appear at the bottom of the image:_Image Caption_SizeTo prevent the page content layout from shifting when the image is loaded, we should set the width and height for each image.{: width=\"700\" height=\"400\" } For an SVG, you have to at least specify its width, otherwise it won’t be rendered.Starting from Chirpy v5.0.0, height and width support abbreviations (height → h, width → w). The following example has the same effect as the above:{: w=\"700\" h=\"400\" }PositionBy default, the image is centered, but you can specify the position by using one of the classes normal, left, and right. Once the position is specified, the image caption should not be added. Normal position Image will be left aligned in below sample: {: .normal } Float to the left {: .left } Float to the right {: .right } Dark/Light modeYou can make images follow theme preferences in dark/light mode. This requires you to prepare two images, one for dark mode and one for light mode, and then assign them a specific class (dark or light):{: .light }{: .dark }ShadowThe screenshots of the program window can be considered to show the shadow effect:{: .shadow }Preview ImageIf you want to add an image at the top of the post, please provide an image with a resolution of 1200 x 630. Please note that if the image aspect ratio does not meet 1.91 : 1, the image will be scaled and cropped.Knowing these prerequisites, you can start setting the image’s attribute:---image: path: /path/to/image alt: image alternative text---Note that the media_subpath can also be passed to the preview image, that is, when it has been set, the attribute path only needs the image file name.For simple use, you can also just use image to define the path.---image: /path/to/image---LQIPFor preview images:---image: lqip: /path/to/lqip-file # or base64 URI--- You can observe LQIP in the preview image of post \"Text and Typography\".For normal images:{: lqip=\"/path/to/lqip-file\" }VideoSocial Media PlatformYou can embed videos from social media platforms with the following syntax:{% include embed/{Platform}.html id='{ID}' %}Where Platform is the lowercase of the platform name, and ID is the video ID.The following table shows how to get the two parameters we need in a given video URL, and you can also know the currently supported video platforms. Video URL Platform ID https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-B46URT4mg youtube H-B46URT4mg https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1634779211 twitch 1634779211 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Q44y1B7Wf bilibili BV1Q44y1B7Wf Video FilesIf you want to embed a video file directly, use the following syntax:{% include embed/video.html src='{URL}' %}Where URL is a URL to a video file e.g. /path/to/sample/video.mp4.You can also specify additional attributes for the embedded video file. Here is a full list of attributes allowed. poster='/path/to/poster.png' — poster image for a video that is shown while video is downloading title='Text' — title for a video that appears below the video and looks same as for images autoplay=true — video automatically begins to play back as soon as it can loop=true — automatically seek back to the start upon reaching the end of the video muted=true — audio will be initially silenced types — specify the extensions of additional video formats separated by |. Ensure these files exist in the same directory as your primary video file.Consider an example using all of the above:{% include embed/video.html src='/path/to/video.mp4' types='ogg|mov' poster='poster.png' title='Demo video' autoplay=true loop=true muted=true%}AudiosIf you want to embed an audio file directly, use the following syntax:{% include embed/audio.html src='{URL}' %}Where URL is a URL to an audio file e.g. /path/to/audio.mp3.You can also specify additional attributes for the embedded audio file. Here is a full list of attributes allowed. title='Text' — title for an audio that appears below the audio and looks same as for images types — specify the extensions of additional audio formats separated by |. Ensure these files exist in the same directory as your primary audio file.Consider an example using all of the above:{% include embed/audio.html src='/path/to/audio.mp3' types='ogg|wav|aac' title='Demo audio'%}Pinned PostsYou can pin one or more posts to the top of the home page, and the fixed posts are sorted in reverse order according to their release date. Enable by:---pin: true---PromptsThere are several types of prompts: tip, info, warning, and danger. They can be generated by adding the class prompt-{type} to the blockquote. 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If you want to replace it with the file name, you can add the attribute file to achieve this:```shell# content```{: file=\"path/to/file\" }Liquid CodesIf you want to display the Liquid snippet, surround the liquid code with {% raw %} and {% endraw %}:{% raw %}```liquid{% if product.title contains 'Pack' %} This product's title contains the word Pack.{% endif %}```{% endraw %}Or adding render_with_liquid: false (Requires Jekyll 4.0 or higher) to the post’s YAML block.MathematicsWe use MathJax to generate mathematics. For website performance reasons, the mathematical feature won’t be loaded by default. 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+ In the past, I also worked as a research intern at
+ Medisys Lab, focusing on medical image
+ super-resolution and segmentation using deep learning models. I have a broad interest in various research
+ areas that utilize machine learning and computer vision.
+
+ Yonsei University, Seoul, Republic of Korea
+ B.S. in School of Integrated Technology (GPA: 3.96 / 4.30)
+ Mar. 2022 – Feb. 2025 (Expected)
+ * One year early graduation.
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+ My primary research goal is to fully understand how deep learning models work and to fully utilize them in various research areas, especially in computer vision.
+ So My primary research interest just lies in various topics about machine learning and computer vision, covering my goal.
+ Currently, I'm interested in Explainable AI, Generative Models, Efficient Machine Learning, etc. In the past, I have also studied Graph Neural Network (GNN), Reinforcement Learning (RL) and Natural Language Processing (NLP), especially about evaluating the performance of large language models.
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+ HAE-RAE Bench: Evaluation of Korean Knowledge in Language Models
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+ Guijin Son,
+ Hanwool Lee,
+ Suwan Kim, Huiseo Kim, Jaecheol Lee,
+ Je Won Yeom,
+ Jihyu Jung,
+ Jungwoo Kim, Songseong Kim
+
+ Proceedings of the 2024 Joint International Conference on Computational Linguistics, Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC-COLING 2024)
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+ HAE-RAE Bench evaluates large language models' understanding of Korean culture, offering a challenge beyond traditional English-based benchmarks.
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+ K2-EVAL introduces a benchmark with 90 handwritten instructions that test knowledge of Korean language and culture, including 5400 human annotations to evaluate 32 LLMs. It also examines if GPT-4 can replace human evaluations.
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+ This work is part of 24-2 Yonsei DSL Corporate Project with PetNow.
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+ Improving a dog body length estimation model. Based on pose estimation and depth estimation models, we improve 2d-to-3d transformation with camera intrinsic parameters. Also, we utilize 3D Reconstruction-based method for length estimation.
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+ Due to security issues, the materials cannot be disclosed. Please contact me if needed.
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+ This work, NextLevel2: Neural Extraction and Tracking Framework for K-POP Group Choreography is part of 24-2 Yonsei DSL Modeling Project.
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+ We focus on the research gap that existing group choreography dataset collection methods require manual intervention, and propse a fully-automatic data collection framework.
+ This approach is expected to contribute to the scalability of group choreography dataset creation.
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+ Our presentation video is available here. Code and Github will be fully released soon.
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+ This work is part of 24-1 Yonsei DSL Corporate Project with WesomE.
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+ Developed a lightweight model (under 500MB) for recognizing emotions from speaker's voice data, focusing on feature augmentation through analyzing high-frequency details of Fast Fourier Transform.
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+ Due to security issues, the materials cannot be disclosed. Please contact me if needed.
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+ Prompt Engineering in Image Generation Model
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+ This work, InferPrompt: Reframing Prompt Engineering with BLIP-2, is part of 24-1 Yonsei DSL Modeling Project.
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+ Prompt engineering in text-to-image generation model. We tried to improve the quality of generated image, by style transferring the inferred prompt. By adding re-questioning block, we could improve the detail quality of generated image.
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+ Our presentation video is available here. Code and Github will be released soon.
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+ NextLevel: A Choreography Generation Model with Lyric Understanding
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+ This work is part of 23-2 Software Project (IIT4204) with Jaeho Jin, Sangjoon Yeo, and advised by Prof. JeongGil Ko.
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+ We tried to represent lyrics into group choreography generation model. By incorporating text embedding into previous model, we could generate lyric-aware dance motions.
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+ Our materials aren't disclosed now. Please contact me if needed.
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+ The research focus on enhancing low-dose CT images by super-resolving them to match the quality of normal-dose images. Additionally, as a follow-up study, we replaced the original architecture with a U-Net model to further evaluate the effectiveness in preserving image details.
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+ Won an Award for Excellence at the 2023 Yonsei Medical Convergence Challenge (with ChangeDae Lee, Hyelim Kim, YoungJun Na)
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+ Developed a ResNet-based deep learning model for diagnosing acute coronary syndrome using wearable devices, focusing on detecting the condition using ECG signals from a limited number of leads, optimized for real-world application on wearable platforms.
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+ Excellence Award, 2023 Yonsei Medical Convergence Challenge
+ Yonsei Medical Convergence Challenge (2023.01.30. ~ 2023.01.31.) held by The Medical Scientist Training Program(Undergraduate Course)
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+ Detailed information about specific scholarships can be found here.
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+ Normalizing Flow and Energy Based Model
+ 24-2 Regular Session Speech in Yonsei DSL (video available here) - Sep 03, 2024
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+ Mamba Review: Linear-Time Sequence Modeling with Selective State Spaces
+ 24-2 Regular Session Speech in Yonsei DSL (video available here) - Aug 22, 2024
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+ Life as a Undergraduate Student in Engineering Field
+ (Invited) Yeungnam High School, Daegu, Republic of Korea - Mar 16, 2024
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+ Computational Thinking and SW Programming (YCS1001)
+ Winter 2024, Fall 2024, Summer 2024, Spring 2024, Spring 2023
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+ Mechatronics Project (IIT4312)*
+ Spring 2024
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+ Yonsei Data ScienceLab
+ 11th Regular Member (Dec. 2023 - Dec. 2024)
+ Head of Academic Team (Jun. 2024 - Dec. 2024)
+ Yonsei Data Science Lab (DSL) is a student community under the Department of Applied Statistics at Yonsei University, advised by Prof. Taeyoung Park.
+ Yonsei DSL focus on studying and applying various theories related to Data Science and Machine Learning, based on a statistical theory.
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+ ElutherAI
+ Project Member (Sep. 2023 - Nov. 2023)
+ Eluther AI is a non-profit AI research lab founded in 2020. ElutherAI focuses on the interpretability and alignment of Large Language Models.
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+ Yonsei Computer Club
+ Regular Member (Sep. 2022 - Now)
+ Member of Friendship Team (Jul. 2024 - Now)
+ Yonsei Computer Club (YCC), founded in 1970, is the only central computer club at Yonsei University. YCC brings together students with a shared interest in computers and supports a variety of activities.
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