Time-Series Forecasting
Where most of my work is right now.
I'm an undergraduate in the Automation program at Northeastern University, China. My research so far is in multivariate time-series forecasting: how channels should exchange information, and when the exogenous variables a model relies on can be trusted.
That work has led to a journal paper, a conference paper, and two patent applications. Beyond forecasting, I'm interested in large language models and embodied AI.
Where most of my work is right now.
How large language models work, and how to build useful systems around them.
Agents that act in the physical world, not only on text and data.
Conference paper
Multivariate long-term forecasting, where channels exchange local and global information in a controlled way.
A diagnostic stress test for how far Transformer-based forecasters can rely on their exogenous variables, plus an expert-model selection method for long-term forecasting.
Both are published Chinese patent applications, not granted patents.
Published application
Informal translation, not official: Method and apparatus, storage medium, and computer device for multi-measurement-point load forecasting in distribution networks based on controlled channel communication.
Published application
Informal translation, not official: Expert model selection method and apparatus for long-term time-series forecasting with exogenous variables.