Student, Harbin engineering university, China
👨💻 Dr. Sicheng Tian is a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate at the College of Computer Science and Technology, Harbin Engineering University, China. His academic journey has been marked by excellence, progressing seamlessly from bachelor’s to master’s to doctoral studies at the same institution. Specializing in natural language processing (NLP), Dr. Tian has made notable contributions to reverse dictionary tasks, publishing two JCR Q1 papers and actively driving advancements in this niche area. He is a member of the prestigious China Computer Federation (CCF), reflecting his commitment to the computer science community.
Publication Profile
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Education
🎓 Dr. Sicheng Tian has pursued his entire academic career at Harbin Engineering University, excelling through bachelor’s, master’s, and Ph.D. programs. He is currently in his fourth year as a doctoral candidate, focusing on innovative approaches to reverse dictionary tasks in NLP.
Experience
💼 Dr. Tian has a strong background in research, contributing to multiple national-level projects, including those funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. His expertise extends to the development of cutting-edge models and datasets, driving advancements in natural language processing.
Research Interests
🔍 Dr. Tian’s primary research interests lie in reverse dictionary tasks within the field of natural language processing. He is particularly focused on developing models using methods such as multitask learning and multimodal information fusion, aiming to enhance computational understanding and performance.
Awards
🏆 Dr. Tian has achieved recognition for his research, including the successful publication of two high-impact JCR Q1 papers. His contributions to NLP and participation in national projects highlight his significant achievements in the field.
Publications
“A prompt construction method for the reverse dictionary task of large-scale language models.” Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence 133 (2024): 108596. Cited by articles.
“RDMTL: Reverse dictionary model based on multitask learning.” Knowledge-Based Systems 296 (2024): 111869. Cited by articles.
“RDMIF: Reverse Dictionary Model Based on Multi-modal Information Fusion.” Neurocomputing (2024, In Press).