Lingyuan Yan’s Blog

Welcome to Lingyuan’s blog

Lingyuan is a high school student who is passionate about Linguistics and Machine Learning. He regularly wrote blogs to share his thoughts and achievement in those areas. Particularly, he is concerned about the language diversity in local community and working on help people from the community speaking non-dominant languages to realize their language’s importance to the community and the world by leverage latest ML/AI technology.

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How information changes our world.

Our perspective is formed by our past experiences. Our memories, our friends, our environment, all play a role in constructing the world we see when we view our world. In this blog, I wanted to discuss some of the ways the world we see can fundamentally affect how we interact…

Incredible Winter Concert!

While I usually talk about Linguistics or Computer Science on this blog, I wanted to share some details about my school’s winter concert this year. Background On Jazz Band Something you may not know about me is that I am a member of my school’s Jazz Band. I began last…

Little Women Theater Production at my School!

This is the first time I am mentioning this on this blog, but I am a member of the Theater Crew at my school. This means that I do not act, but I help out with a lot of backstage work and building set pieces. This upcoming weekend will be…

Kaleb Joseph and Mental Health

Last Friday October 3rd, Kaleb Joseph came to the Hill School to give a talk. Unbeknownst to me, it would be the most impactful talk I’ve ever listened to in my two plus years of listening to speakers. In this talk, he opened up about his own struggles with mental…

Thoughts and personal experiences with Bilingualism and Mandarin proverbs.

I’d heard a theory in passing a long time ago that Bilingualism was correlated with reduced vocabularies but recently became curious about the truth of the matter. This is especially interesting to me considering that I myself am bilingual. I have also found examples of missing vocabulary in my own…