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Kaixuan Yao

5 accepted papers

2026

H$^2$CL: Heterogeneity-Aware Hypergraph Contrastive Learning for Robust Representation

ICML 2026poster

In recent years, hypergraph contrastive learning methods have gained widespread attention due to their excellent performance in processing high-order structural data. However, traditional hypergraph learning method often assume that neighboring nodes are homogeneous, which can lead to the mixing of …

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2026

Rethinking Multi-Modal Point Cloud Completion: Query-Aware Gating Attention and Gramian Volume Alignment

IJCAI 2026

Multi-modal point cloud completion aims to recover complete 3D geometric structures from partial observations by integrating auxiliary data. Although image-guided techniques are well-established, the potential of natural language as a source of high-level semantic cues remains under-explored. Theref

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2025

Counterfactual Task-augmented Meta-learning for Cold-start Sequential Recommendation

AAAI 2025technical

Cold-start sequential recommendation, where user interaction histories are sparse or minimal, remains a significant challenge in recommendation systems. Current meta-learning-based approaches rely heavily on the interaction histories of regular users to construct meta-tasks, aiming to acquire prior…

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2025

HyperMixup: Hypergraph-Augmented with Higher-order Information Mixup

NeurIPS 2025poster

Hypergraphs offer a natural paradigm for modeling complex systems with multi-way interactions. Hypergraph neural networks (HGNNs) have demonstrated remarkable success in learning from such higher-order relational data. While such higher-order modeling enhances relational reasoning, the effectiveness…

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2025

Multi-Modal Point Cloud Completion with Interleaved Attention Enhanced Transformer

IJCAI 2025

Multi-modal point cloud completion, which utilizes a complete image and a partial point cloud as input, is a crucial task in 3D computer vision. Previous methods commonly employ a cross-attention mechanism to fuse point clouds and images. However, these approaches often fail to fully leverage image