CE⁴L: Continual Ego, Exo, and Ego-Exo Learning
Introduces a multi-view continual learning benchmark spanning four video tasks and VISTA, a lightweight adapter method with training-free subspace routing for simultaneous task and viewpoint shifts.
PhD student · School of Life Sciences, Tsinghua University
I am jointly advised by Yi Zhong and Kaisheng Ma. I also collaborate with Liyuan Wang in Tsinghua's Department of Psychological and Cognitive Sciences and am a research intern at the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI).
I trained in computer science in Tsinghua's Yao Class before starting my PhD in biology. This background shapes both sides of my research: translating mechanisms of learning and memory into machine-learning algorithms, and developing computational methods to study neural and biological data.
* Equal contribution.
Introduces a multi-view continual learning benchmark spanning four video tasks and VISTA, a lightweight adapter method with training-free subspace routing for simultaneous task and viewpoint shifts.
Combines brain-inspired random-expanded routing with temporal-ensemble experts to learn from single-pass, evolving data streams without explicit task boundaries.
Introduces a time interval between teacher and student updates in online and self-distillation, connecting improved generalization to flatter optimization landscapes.
Coordinates experts at multiple network depths with multi-level supervision and reverse self-distillation to balance underfitting and overfitting in online continual learning.