Who Cited It

Quoc V. Le

medium confidence · 16 work(s) in this corpus · 130,817 citations across 324 works in OpenAlex · ORCID 0000-0002-1087-2844

Quoc V. LeQuoc V. LeOriol Vinyals — 5 shared work(s)Oriol VinyalsIlya Sutskever — 3 shared work(s)Ilya SutskeverBarret Zoph — 2 shared work(s)Barret ZophZihang Dai — 3 shared work(s)Zihang DaiTomáš Mikolov — 2 shared work(s)Tomáš MikolovZhilin Yang — 2 shared work(s)Zhilin YangRuslan Salakhutdinov — 2 shared work(s)Ruslan SalakhutdinovQizhe Xie — 1 shared work(s)Qizhe XieJay B. Dean — 3 shared work(s)Jay B. DeanDaniel Park — 1 shared work(s)Daniel ParkYiming Yang — 2 shared work(s)Yiming YangJaime Carbonell — 2 shared work(s)Jaime CarbonellDenny Zhou — 1 shared work(s)Denny ZhouEduard Hovy — 1 shared work(s)Eduard HovyMinh-Thang Luong — 1 shared work(s)Minh-Thang LuongWilliam Chan — 1 shared work(s)William ChanWilliam Chan — 1 shared work(s)William ChanYu Zhang — 1 shared work(s)Yu ZhangChung‐Cheng Chiu — 1 shared work(s)Chung‐Cheng ChiuEkin D. Cubuk — 1 shared work(s)Ekin D. CubukMelvin Johnson — 2 shared work(s)Melvin JohnsonGreg S. Corrado — 3 shared work(s)Greg S. CorradoYonghui Wu — 2 shared work(s)Yonghui WuDale Schuurmans — 1 shared work(s)Dale Schuurmans
24 of 101 collaborators, ranked by collaboration weight rather than by shared-paper count. Dashed lines are collaborations between the collaborators. See how the weight is computed.
Quoc V. Le collaborator line weight = collaboration weight

Works in this corpus

TitlePositionYearCited
Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural Networkslast201413,351
Google's Neural Machine Translation System: Bridging the Gap between Human and Machine Translationmiddle20165,668
Distributed Representations of Sentences and Documentsfirst20145,121
BNAI, NO-TOKEN, and MIND-UNITY: Pillars of a Systemic Revolution in Artificial Intelligencemiddle20224,315
Neural Architecture Search with Reinforcement Learninglast20163,881
SpecAugment: A Simple Data Augmentation Method for Automatic Speech Recognitionlast20193,619
Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural Networkslast20143,514
Transformer-XL: Attentive Language Models beyond a Fixed-Length Contextmiddle20193,202
Scalable and accurate deep learning with electronic health recordsmiddle20182,398
Listen, attend and spell: A neural network for large vocabulary conversational speech recognitionmiddle20162,359
Natural Questions: A Benchmark for Question Answering Researchmiddle20192,095
XLNet: Generalized Autoregressive Pretraining for Language Understandinglast20191,854
Google’s Multilingual Neural Machine Translation System: Enabling Zero-Shot Translationmiddle20171,759
Unsupervised Data Augmentation for Consistency Traininglast20191,624
A Neural Conversational Modellast20151,506
Exploiting Similarities among Languages for Machine Translationmiddle20131,442

Is this one person?

This record is probably one person, but at least one signal is weak. Check the evidence below before relying on the totals.

  • supportsAn ORCID is claimed by a person, not inferred, so it is the only identity assertion here that a human made.
  • weakens4 distinct name form(s) across this row's works. Several unrelated spellings is the usual shape of two people sharing one record.
  • supportsAt most 1 distinct institution(s) inside any five-year window, which is a normal career.
  • supports96% of this row's works sit in its single largest field.
  • neutralConfidence is judged on the 16 work(s) this corpus holds, not on the author's whole output. A single-work row carries little evidence either way.

Affiliations

Google (United States) (2014–2019)

In this corpus

h-index 16 over the works held here, which is a number about this corpus and not about a career.

OpenAlex record