Jiaming Zhong - Artificial intelligence - Best Researcher Award
Wuyi university - China
AUTHOR PROFILE
📚 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENTS
Jiaming Zhong has made significant contributions to the fields of video classification and tactile sensing. His groundbreaking papers include "Exploring Cross-video Matching for Few-shot Video Classification via Dual-Hierarchy Graph Neural Network Learning," published in Image and Vision Computing, and "Text-guided Graph Temporal Modeling for Few-Shot Video Classification," featured in Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence. These studies, published in top-tier journals, highlight Zhong's innovative approaches in utilizing graph neural networks and multimodal models for advanced video analysis and classification.
🛠️ PATENTS AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
Zhong holds several patents that showcase his expertise in developing practical solutions for various technological challenges. His patents include methods for video anomaly classification, chip defect detection, and mobile robot obstacle avoidance. These patents reflect his commitment to translating theoretical research into tangible technological advancements that address real-world problems.
🔬 PROJECT EXPERIENCE: PEEL RECOGNITION
In a project focused on the precise identification of Chenpi years using a multimodal model, Zhong's work involved designing lightweight modules and fine-tuning models to achieve high recognition accuracy. His use of the CLIP multimodal model for feature extraction led to a remarkable 99% accuracy in recognizing Chenpi years with limited sample data. This project, detailed on GitHub, demonstrates his proficiency in applying advanced machine learning techniques to practical problems.
🎥 PROJECT EXPERIENCE: FEW-SHOT VIDEO CLASSIFICATION
Zhong's research in video behavior classification involved addressing challenges related to data scarcity and model capabilities. Collaborating with Macau University of Science and Technology and Wuyi University, he developed a dual-hierarchy graph neural network that significantly improved classification performance through cross-video frame matching. This innovative approach was published in Image and Vision Computing and showcased Zhong's ability to enhance model performance through sophisticated temporal modeling.
🔍 PROJECT EXPERIENCE: MULTIMODAL REPRESENTATION LEARNING
In a project focused on multimodal video behavior analysis, Zhong led efforts to develop a novel framework for self-supervised learning using multimodal data. This project, supported by a 500,000 RMB research grant, involved developing a text-guided feature optimization module and a query text token learning mechanism. His research aimed to leverage multimodal knowledge to improve the classification performance of few-shot video behaviors, with results published in top journals.
📈 IMPACTFUL RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS
Zhong's work has significantly impacted the fields of video classification and sensor technology. His papers in renowned journals and his patents contribute to advancing the understanding and application of these technologies. His research not only addresses current challenges but also paves the way for future innovations in these areas.
🏆 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND RECOGNITION
Zhong's contributions to scientific research and technology have earned him recognition within the academic and professional communities. His innovative work in video classification and sensor technology continues to influence the field and inspire further research and development.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
Ultra-sensitive and stable All-Fiber iontronic tactile sensors under high pressure for human movement monitoring and rehabilitation assessment
Authors: K. Ma, D. Su, B. Qin, Y. Xin, X. He
Year: 2024
Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal
Real-time citrus variety detection in orchards based on complex scenarios of improved YOLOv7
Authors: F. Deng, J. Chen, L. Fu, J. Li, N. Li
Year: 2024
Journal: Frontiers in Plant Science
Exploring cross-video matching for few-shot video classification via dual-hierarchy graph neural network learning
Authors: F. Deng, J. Zhong, N. Li, D. Wang, T.L. Lam
Year: 2023
Journal: Image and Vision Computing