Dr. Yifan Hu (胡一凡) Yahoo Labs New York, New York USA
I am a member of the Yahoo Research (New York) working on data mining, machine learning and visualization. Before joining Yahoo I was a member of the Information Visualization department at AT&T Labs -- Research, working on graph and text visualization, machine learning and numerical algorithms. From 2001 to 2007, I worked at Wolfram Research, developing numerical and graph theoritical software. Prior to April 2001, I worked in the Computational Science and Engineering Department at Daresbury Laboratory, conducting research in algorithms for high performance computing. For further chronological details, see here.
Latest Projects
Our paper, Collaborative Filtering for Implicit Feedback Datasets , wins the IEEE ICDM 10-Year Highest-Impact Paper Award! There is More to Streamgraphs than Movies (demo) Coloring edges/countries to disambiguate graph and map drawings

Real time, topical clustering and visualization of the Twitter stream (the website went down with my move from AT&T, so paper only unfortunately).

A Maxent-Stress Model for Graph Layout

Visualizing the tree of life

A Gallery of Large Graphs featured by: IEEE Spectrum fastcodesign.com butdoesitfloat.com

Bundling edges fast with the agglomerative multilevel bundling algorithm .

Visualizing dynamic info with Trend Map

The landscape of Music, Movie, TV, Books and the Internet

Visualizing Relations and Structures as Maps: GMap

Visualizing the Mathematics Genealogy Trees.