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Min Huang

7 accepted papers

2026

DanceHA: A Multi-Agent Framework for Document-Level Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis

AAAI 2026technical

Aspect-Based Sentiment Intensity Analysis (ABSIA) has garnered increasing attention, though research largely focuses on domain-specific, sentence-level settings. In contrast, document-level ABSIA--particularly in addressing complex tasks like extracting Aspect-Category-Opinion-Sentiment-Intensity (A

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2025

Beyond the Limits: Overcoming Negative Correlation of Activation-Based Training-Free NAS

ICCV 2025poster

Training-free Neural Architecture Search (NAS) has emerged an efficient way to discover high-performing lightweight models with zero-cost proxies (e.g., the activation-based proxies (AZP)). In this paper, we observe a new negative correlation phenomenon that the correlations of the AZP dramatically…

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2025

Rank-Awareness and Angular Constraints: A New Perspective on Learning Sentence Embeddings from NLI Data

EMNLP 2025

Learning high-quality sentence embeddings from Natural Language Inference (NLI) data is often challenged by a critical signal conflict between discrete labels and the continuous spectrum of semantic similarity, as well as information loss from discarded neutral sentence pairs during training. To add

2024

DimA: A Parameter-efficient Fine-tuning Method with Knowledge Transfer Based on Transformer

COLING 2024main

Fine-tuning is a widely used technique for leveraging pre-trained language models (PLMs) in downstream tasks, but it can be computationally expensive and storage-intensive. To address this challenge, researchers have developed parameter-efficient methods that balance performance and resource cost. H…

2024

Towards Robust Multi-Label Learning against Dirty Label Noise

IJCAI 2024poster

In multi-label learning, one of the major challenges is that the data are associated with label noise including the random noisy labels (e.g., data encoding errors) and noisy labels created by annotators (e.g., missing, extra, or error label), where noise is promoted by different structures (e.g., g…

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