Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) 2023
Experience
2023.09 - 2024.06Designing a high-performance airfoil by advanced CFD and machine-learning methods (Prof. Fu Lin@HKUST, Final Year Design Project for Aerospace Engineering)
Designing, implementing and evaluating machine-learning-based methods for airfoil shape optimization, and comparing results with numerical adjoint methods and experimental results
Inspiration:
Machine learning methods excel in identifying coarse global optima, while numerical adjoint methods excel in refining local optima
Combining these two methods could potentially yield improved results
2023.09 - 2024.06Adversarial or reinforcement learning-based closed-loop training strategy for PINN-based fluid simulators that generalize (Prof. Dit-Yan YEUNG@HKUST, Final Year Project for Computer Science)
Designing, implementing and evaluating a closed-loop training strategy for PINN-based fluid simulator with adversarial or reinforcement learning, to achieve enhanced generalizability
Inspiration:
Closed-loop strategy can more efficiently explore the solution space
Training strategies like RL and AL can be used to form a closed-loop process
2023.06 - 2023.08Iterative surrogate model optimization for transient fluid structure interaction (Prof. Dr. Robert Katzschmann@ETH Zurich, Summer Research Internship)
Designing, implementing and evaluating surrogate models for fluid structure interaction, conducting optimization with the resultant surrogate models
Inspiration:
Modeling transient fluid flow as a Markov process to enable single-step prediction of flow evolution
Introducing shape representation from the field of computer vision to enable monolithic modeling of fluid-structure interaction
Introducing active learning techniques to reduce the number of samples required for optimization
2022.02 - 2023.08Deep learning for medical image analysis (Prof. Chen Hao@HKUST, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program)
Designing, implementing and evaluating a novel de-overlapping strategy for semi-transparent cervical cell segmentation
Inspiration:
Using extra information from the overlapping area and the non-overlapping area to guide the segmentation of the whole cell
Collaborating in a team for the development of a webapp called School Application Helper, helping students to manage school application requirements and timelines