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Xiaohua Li

5 accepted papers

2022

Dimension Reduction for Efficient Dense Retrieval via Conditional Autoencoder

EMNLP 2022main

Dense retrievers encode queries and documents and map them in an embedding space using pre-trained language models. These embeddings need to be high-dimensional to fit training signals and guarantee the retrieval effectiveness of dense retrievers. However, these high-dimensional embeddings lead to l…

2021

Temporal-Coded Deep Spiking Neural Network with Easy Training and Robust Performance

AAAI 2021technical

Spiking neural network (SNN) is promising but the development has fallen far behind conventional deep neural networks (DNNs) because of difficult training. To resolve the training problem, we analyze the closed-form input-output response of spiking neurons and use the response expression to build ab…

2017

Compressive sensing based spectrum sharing and coexistence for machine-to-machine communications

ICASSP 2017accepted

In this paper we develop a new spectrum sharing scheme that uses compressive sensing to support the coexistence of the sporadic machine-to-machine (M2M) communications and the persistent conventional communications such as the 5G cellular transmissions within the same channel. The redundancy in the…

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2017

Training data reduction in deep neural networks with partial mutual information based feature selection and correlation matching based active learning

ICASSP 2017accepted

In this paper, we develop a novel scheme to reduce the amount of training data required for training deep neural networks (DNNs). We first apply a partial mutual information (PMI) technique to seek for the optimal DNN feature set. Then we use a correlation matching based active learning (CMAL) techn…

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2016

Integration of machine learning and human learning for training optimization in robust linear regression

ICASSP 2016accepted

In this paper machine learning and human learning are applied jointly to optimize the training of linear regression. Human learning is exploited to label extra training data so as to resolve problems such as insufficient training and over-fitting. Considering the inevitable human errors in labeling,…

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