Anelise Newman

Updates

• 04/2022: I started a job as a Machine Learning Engineer at Stitch Fix.
• 07/2021: My Master's Thesis, "Human-Computer Perception: Modeling Visual Perceptual Attributes", was the 1st-place recipient of MIT's Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making MEng Thesis Award.
• 09/2020: I started my PhD in Computer Science at Stanford.
• 08/2020: Our paper "Multimodal Memorability: Modeling Effects of Semantics and Decay on Video Memorability" appeared at ECCV 2020 [paper] [presentation]
• 06/2020: Our paper "How much time do you have? Modeling Multi-duration Saliency" appeared at CVPR 2020 [paper] [presentation]
• 06/2020: Our work appeared at VSS 2020:
  • Talk "How much time do you have? Introducing a Multi-Duration Saliency Model"
  • Poster "Introducing the TurkEyes Toolbox: UIs for crowdsourcing attention without an eye tracker"
• 05/2020: I received my Master of Engineering from MIT advised by Aude Oliva based on my thesis "Human-Computer Perception: Modeling Visual Perceptual Attributes".
• 05/2020: I will be attending Stanford as a PhD student starting in September 2020, studying Computer Vision and Human-Computer Interaction.
• 04/2020: Our paper "TurkEyes: A Web-Based Toolbox for Crowdsourcing Attention Data" appeared at CHI 2020 [paper] [presentation]
• 04/2020: I was selected to receive an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.