Where to Find Hong Jing's Projects, Published Work, and Social Profiles

Hong Jing (Jingles) gathers his project work, published writing, and external profiles on his personal site at jinglescode.github.io. The site's navigation lists Showcase, Projects, Published Work, About, Medium, LinkedIn, and GitHub, so you can reach projects, publications, background, and social accounts from the same menu. Use this page when you want to browse his work or follow him elsewhere; the site itself is a personal blog and portfolio, not a course or product page.

Projects and Showcase

For hands-on project work, start with the Showcase and Projects sections in the site navigation. These are the entry points the site provides for project material. The homepage also surfaces article titles that read like project write-ups, such as:

• "Coordinating Multiple RL Agents on Overcooked"
• "Introducing Objectron: 'ImageNet' to Advance 3D Object Understanding"
• "Realistic Deepfakes in 5 Minutes on Colab"

If you want to see what he has built rather than what he has written, go to Showcase or Projects first, then use the homepage article list to find write-ups tied to specific projects.

Published Work

The Published Work section in the navigation is the place to look for his publications. The site describes him as a data scientist and Alibaba PhD student, so this section is the natural starting point for academic or formally published output. For shorter-form writing, the Blog section and the homepage article list cover topics in machine learning and neuroscience, including pieces like "How Convolutional Layers Work in Deep Learning Neural Networks?", "Illustrated Guide to Transformer," and "Decoding Brain Signals with Machine Learning and Neuroscience."

Social Profiles and External Links

The navigation links out to three external profiles:

These links appear in both the header and footer menus of the site, so they are reachable from any page.

Author Background

The About section explains who Hong Jing is and provides context for the rest of the site. Read it before diving into projects or publications if you want to understand his background as a data scientist and PhD student before evaluating the work itself.

Quick Path

• Projects: Showcase or Projects in the menu
• Publications: Published Work in the menu
• Writing: Blog, or the article list on the homepage
• Social: Medium, LinkedIn, GitHub links in the header or footer
• Background: About