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Yapeng Wang

5 accepted papers

2026

A-SPAM: A Novel Asynchronous Semantic Padding and Matching Integrated Framework for Dynamic Loop Closure Detection

ICRA 2026poster

Loop closure detection in dynamic SLAM faces critical challenges when dynamic objects dominate camera views, degrading frame-to-frame methods reliant on static landmarks. We propose A-SPAM, an asynchronous framework that constructs spatiotemporal semantic graphs via semantic padding (entity tracking…

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2026

A-SPAM: A Novel Asynchronous Semantic Padding-and-Matching Integrated Framework for Dynamic Loop Closure Detection

RA-L 2026

Loop closure detection in dynamic SLAM faces critical challenges when dynamic objects dominate camera views, degrading frame-to-frame methods reliant on static landmarks. We propose A-SPAM, an asynchronous framework that constructs spatiotemporal semantic graphs via semantic padding (entity tracking

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2026

Maximizing Schatten-p Norm Regularization Toward Balance

AAAI 2026technical

The Schatten-p norm, as a class of structure-inducing norms based on singular values, has been widely used to enhance model low-rankness and representation capability due to its flexibility in structural modeling and favorable mathematical properties. However, its potential in cluster distribution m

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2026

Unified View Extraction with Low-Rankness and Smoothness Fusion for Multi-View Subspace Clustering

AAAI 2026technical

Tensor-based multi-view subspace clustering (MVSC) has achieved significant success by capturing high-order inter-view correlations. However, existing approaches face two principal limitations. First, most methods either exclusively emphasize the inter-view low‑rankness (R) prior while neglecting th

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2025

SSCM: Self-Supervised Critical Model for Reducing Hallucinations in Chinese Financial Text Generation

ICASSP 2025accepted

Large Language Models (LLMs) show strong performance in natural language processing tasks, but their application in the financial domain is limited. Current methods rely on large datasets and manual prompt engineering, resulting in high data demands, long inference times, and frequent hallucinations…

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