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Abigail See

Research Scientist at Google DeepMind; first author of the pointer-generator summarization paper

Abigail See is a Research Scientist at Google DeepMind, a role See's Stanford page lists since January 2022. See completed a PhD in computer science at Stanford in 2021, advised by Christopher Manning in the Natural Language Processing group, with research on neural text generation for open-ended tasks such as story generation and chitchat dialogue. See is first author of Get To The Point: Summarization with Pointer-Generator Networks and released its code under the Apache License 2.0. At Stanford, See was co-instructor and Head TA of CS224n, Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning, in 2018 and 2019, and led a redesign of its assignments.1234

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Earlier roles

  • PhD student in the Stanford NLP Group (graduated 2021); CS224n co-instructor and Head TA (2018–2019), Stanford University1

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    Abigail See — Stanford academic page (external site: cs.stanford.edu)

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    abisee/pointer-generator README (external site: github.com)

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