Mingqi Jiang

I am a first-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Oregon State University. I am very fortunate to be advised by Prof. Fuxin Li.

Previously, I received my bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering and Technology from Xi'an Jiaotong University.

I am seeking an internship for the summer of 2025!

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News

[06/2024] We won the Best Student Paper Runner-Up at CVPR 2024! Thanks to Dr. Saeed Khorram and Prof. Fuxin Li for their help.

[06/2024] I will attend CVPR 2024 in Seattle to give an oral presentation.

[05/2024] Our paper “Comparing the Decision-Making Mechanisms of Transformers and CNNs via Explanation Methods” was nominated as a candidate for the CVPR 2024 Best Paper Award.

[03/2024] Accepted a Ph.D. offer at Oregon State University. Thank you to Prof. Fuxin Li for his strong support all along.

[02/2024] Two papers are accepted to CVPR 2024.

Research

My research interests lie in robotics, computer vision, and machine learning. I am particularly focused on Explainable AI, Intuitive Physics, 3D construction, and SLAM. Representative papers are highlighted.

I am happy to collaborate and answer questions about my research, feel free to send me an email.

We find that different types of visual recognition models exhibit quite different behaviors along the concept axes of disjunctivism and compositionality. The choice of normalization strongly affects the compositionality of the model.

UTLO, a novel knowledge-sharing framework tailored for training cGANs in the long-tailed setup.

NAG-iGOS++, an algorithm that extends the iGOS++ algorithm to explain object detection networks, generating multiple explanations for a single detection.

Misc

I enjoy playing badminton and competing in various tournaments in my spare time. If you're good at it and are in or near Oregon, please feel free to contact me and join in.

Thank you to Jon Barron and Wesley Khademi for the website template.