Wonyeol Lee
Scholar

Wonyeol Lee

Google Scholar ID: g3TYhjcAAAAJ
Assistant Professor, POSTECH
Programming LanguagesMachine LearningContinuous Computations
Citations & Impact
All-time
Citations
308
 
H-index
8
 
i10-index
8
 
Publications
20
 
Co-authors
16
list available
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • Publications:
  • - Optimising Density Computations in Probabilistic Programs via Automatic Loop Vectorisation, POPL 2026
  • - Floating-Point Neural Networks Are Provably Robust Universal Approximators, CAV 2025
  • - Floating-Point Neural Networks Can Represent Almost All Floating-Point Functions, ICML 2025
  • - Random Variate Generation with Formal Guarantees, PLDI 2025
  • - Semantics of Integrating and Differentiating Singularities, PLDI 2025
  • - What Does Automatic Differentiation Compute for Neural Networks?, ICLR 2024 (Spotlight)
  • - Expressive Power of ReLU and Step Networks under Floating-Point Operations, Neural Networks, 2024
  • - Reasoning About Floating Point in Real-World Systems, PhD Dissertation, 2023
  • - On the Correctness of Automatic Differentiation for Neural Networks with Machine-Representable Parameters, ICML 2023
  • - Training with Mixed-Precision Floating-Point Assignments, TMLR, 2023
  • - Smoothness Analysis for Probabilistic Programs with Application to Optimised Variational Inference, POPL 2023
  • - On Correctness of Automatic Differentiation for Non-Differentiable Functions, NeurIPS 2020 (Spotlight)
Research Experience
  • 2024-Present: Assistant Professor, POSTECH; 2023-2024: Postdoctoral Associate, Carnegie Mellon University (Host: Feras Saad); 2017-2020: Researcher, KAIST (Host: Hongseok Yang); 2017: Research Intern, Microsoft Research India; 2016: Research Intern, Microsoft Research Redmond
Education
  • 2014-2023: PhD in Computer Science, Stanford University (Advisor: Alex Aiken); 2010-2014: BS in Computer Science and Mathematics, POSTECH
Background
  • Research Interests: Programming Languages, Mathematics, Programs/Computations. Overview: Currently an Assistant Professor at POSTECH, aiming to make foundational software more reliable and scalable.
Miscellany
  • Personal Interests: Actively recruiting motivated students with a background in programming languages/mathematics and an interest in programs/computations.