1. Paper 'Measuring What Matters: Scenario-Driven Evaluation for Trajectory Predictors in Autonomous Driving' accepted to AAAI2026.
2. Paper 'Uncertainty Quantification of LLM Explanations' accepted to COLM2025.
3. Paper 'Segment as You Wish–Free-Form Language-Based Segmentation for Medical Images' accepted to KDD25.
4. Received Best Poster Award at SDM 2025 Doctoral Forum.
5. Paper 'Flexible Heteroscedastic Count Regression with Deep Double Poisson Networks' accepted to ICML 2025.
6. Paper 'Understanding the uncertainty of llm explanations: A perspective based on reasoning topology' accepted to MetaCog'25 and ARRML'25 workshops.
7. Poster 'LibSignal++ Sim-to-Real physical testbed' accepted by ICCPS 2025.
8. Two papers accepted to SDM 2025.
9. One paper accepted to NeurIPS 2024.
10. One paper accepted to ITSC 2024.
11. One paper accepted to CIKM 2024.
Research Experience
1. Interned at Honda Research, working on the evaluation of trajectory predictors in autonomous driving.
2. Interned at GE Healthcare, conducting research on free-form text prompt segmentation.
Education
Ph.D. candidate at the Computer Science Department, Arizona State University, under the supervision of Professor Hua Wei at the Data Mining and Reinforcement Learning (DaRL) Lab.
Background
Research interests include Large Language Models (LLMs), Reinforcement Learning, Data Mining, and Trustworthy Policy Evaluation & Deployment. Dedicated to solving bottleneck problems and applying them to real-world scenarios.
Miscellany
Actively seeking tenure-track assistant professor roles and applied scientist positions.