Wei Liu is the Director of Future Intelligence Research Lab, and an Associate Professor in Machine Learning, in the School of Computer Science, the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Australia. He is a core member of the UTS Data Science Institute. Wei obtained his PhD degree in Machine Learning research at the University of Sydney (USyd). His current research focuses are adversarial machine learning, game theory, causal inference, multimodal learning, and natural language processing.
Wei's research papers are constantly published in CORE A*/A and Q1 (i.e., top-prestigious) journals and conferences. He has received 3 Best Paper Awards. Besides, one of his first-authored papers received the Most Influential Paper Award in the CORE A Ranking conference PAKDD 2021. He was a nominee for the Australian NSW Premier's Prizes for Early Career Researcher Award in 2017. He has obtained more than $3 million government competitive and industry research funding.
The Future Intelligence Research Lab produces next-generation AI algorithms that address the following emerging challenges:
• Adversarial Learning for Cyber Attacks and Defence. (See three representative papers from our lab: [1], [2], [3].)
• Learning from Multi-modal Data. (Three representative papers: [4], [5], [6].)
• Handling Information Bias and Data Imbalance. (Three representative papers: [7], [8], [9].)
Due to the popularity of Wei's name, the DBLP does not have an accurate record of his publications. His Google Scholar page is here.
Our Lab releases open-source code corresponding to the AI theories and algorithms we have developed, such as:
Wei has been leading a number of nationally competitive grants and contract research projects funded by government agencies and industry organisations, spanning information security, digital media, retail, insurance, finance, transportation, and regulation sectors:
Current Students under my Principal Supervision:
Graduated Students: