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Linlin Yu
Google Scholar ID: 3pu55HoAAAAJ
University of Texas at Dallas
Uncertainty Estimation
Trustworthy AI
Graph Neural Network
NLP
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Publications
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MARLIN: Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Incremental DAG Discovery
2026
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ConInstruct: Evaluating Large Language Models on Conflict Detection and Resolution in Instructions
2025
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Out-of-Distribution Detection with Positive and Negative Prompt Supervision Using Large Language Models
2025
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SolverLLM: Leveraging Test-Time Scaling for Optimization Problem via LLM-Guided Search
2025
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Evidential Uncertainty Probes for Graph Neural Networks
2025
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Predictive Uncertainty Quantification for Bird's Eye View Segmentation: A Benchmark and Novel Loss Function
2024
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Academic Achievements
Papers accepted at top-tier venues: NeurIPS (2024, 2025), ICLR (2024, 2025), AISTATS (2025), EMNLP (2024), NAACL Findings (2024), etc.
Co-authored a comprehensive survey on uncertainty estimation in LLMs (preprint, 2025)
AISTATS 2025 paper 'Evidential Uncertainty Probes for Graph Neural Networks' introduces a plug-and-play uncertainty quantification framework
Serving as reviewer for NeurIPS (2024, 2025), ICLR (2025), AISTATS (2025), KDD (2025), BigData (2024)
Gave a talk on 'Evidential Deep Learning for Uncertainty Quantification' at Tianjin University (May 2024)
Background
Assistant Professor in the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences at Augusta University
Research focuses on evidential uncertainty quantification and reasoning for complex structural data
Aims to improve reliability of uncertainty estimation by integrating domain-specific prior knowledge
Applications include attributed graphs, hyperspectral imaging classification, bird's-eye view semantic segmentation, and generative models
Interested in trustworthy AI, uncertainty estimation in LLMs, and Graph Neural Networks
Actively recruiting self-motivated PhD and Master’s students interested in trustworthy AI systems
Co-authors
3 total
Feng Chen
Department of Computer Science, UT Dallas
Yifei Lou
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Jianfeng He
Virginia Tech
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