RESEARCH REVIEWER ENTRY
Research and engineering at a glance
I work on frontend systems and data quality, and study reliable multimodal evaluation. This page connects my first-author submissions, public engineering work and proposed doctoral questions.
Status compiled 2 November 2026 from the supplied manuscript information and portfolio records.
01 / The question I want to pursue
When labels and compute are limited, can multimodal improvements survive changes in validation, modality quality and decision thresholds? For proposed doctoral work, I want to investigate this question in reliable emotion recognition.
The current fake-news study motivates the evaluation question. Moving to emotion recognition requires new datasets, tasks and controlled experiments; it is not an already validated transfer result.
Read the existing evidence first, then the proposed first study. The climate project is an interdisciplinary application; the proposed doctoral question remains reliable multimodal evaluation.
Existing evidence ↗First experiment ↗02 / First-author work and its current status
First author · Submitted, not accepted
Neurocomputing · multimodal evaluation
The revised study reanalyzes 344 archived training runs and examines fusion gains, operating points and archive artifacts. The earlier submission was rejected; the revision was submitted to Neurocomputing.
Public analysis code and saved predictions are available. On 2 Nov, 216 few-shot operating-point rows were recomputed and matched the reference. Training and original split reconstruction remain outside this check.
First author · Submitted, not accepted
Climate Risk Management · climate risk
Hybrid AI Framework for Multi-Hazard Climate Risk Governance in Renewable Energy-Water Nexus Systems. The supplied abstract combines TFT and GNN-CRP for 30 Chinese provinces over 2005–2024.
Available: the abstract-based overview and a conceptual method map. This page does not present a public benchmark package or add unprovided performance figures.
03 / Contribution, implementation and attribution
- Research role
- First author of the two submissions above. Fine-grained coauthor roles are not inferred from author order; implementation and experiment responsibilities should be checked against manuscript contribution records.
- Engineering scope
- The public portfolio shows shared frontend state, platform adapters, workflow recovery and schema validation. Each selected project links to implementation choices and checks.
- AI and upstream code
- React and form examples use AI-assisted implementation and synthetic data. KAPT is a KANO-derived learning adaptation with source attribution. These scopes are retained in their project documentation.
04 / Inspect an implementation and its checks
Community frontend
Shared state, upload lifecycle and versioned release records. Local pilot; real-device acceptance remains open.
Workflow recovery
An AI-assisted React + Ant Design learning example. Eight pure model tests rerun on 1 Nov 2026.
Schema validation
A custom schema learning example. Ten core tests rerun on 1 Nov; browser input retention is checked separately.
These checks demonstrate bounded engineering behavior. They do not establish a new research result or production deployment capacity.
05 / Proposed doctoral work
- Budget-aware adaptation
Count training, model-selection and calibration labels together; compare under matched budgets.
- Evidence-aware decisions
Separate modality quality, disagreement and calibrated confidence; examine selective prediction.
- Continual adaptation
Fix replay and update budgets, and evaluate both new-task performance and forgetting.
These are proposed studies awaiting experiments. Engineering experience supports data checks, repeatable experiment interfaces and traceable versions; controlled research must establish the method claims.
First milestone: compare unimodal and simple fusion baselines under shared train/selection/calibration budgets. Freeze data splits and a primary endpoint before observing test results.
Read the proposed protocol ↗