JLJueting Liu

Jueting Liu

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Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    Mobiflip: Information-Bottleneck-Guided Minimal Federated Adaptation for Cross-Modal Models

    by Zishan Xu, Jiansen Zhang, Wei Chen, Jueting Liu, Tingting Xu, Zehua Wang, Abdulmotaleb El Saddik

    Cross-modal federated learning is constrained by bandwidth and on-device compute. We present Mobiflip: a minimalist strategy that freezes a lightweight backbone and communicates only a channel-wise \(1\times 1\) scaling adapter appended to the image branch. Guided by the Information Bottleneck, we prove that under common distributional and linear-encoder surrogates, per-channel scaling attains the linear optimum; coupled with the directional geometry of (Mobile)CLIP, the adapter is, in first-order approximation, an optimal preconditioner of the cosine-similarity space—preserving discriminative directions while compressing redundancy and suppressing inter-client drift. We adopt MobileCLIP as a mobile-friendly backbone to jointly minimize compute and communication. On CIFAR-10/100 and medical imaging, a single aggregation already yields stable Bacc; each round transmits only about 0.7% of backbone parameters with \(>92\%\) reduction in communication. Compared with recent federated multimodal/large-model methods, Mobiflip maintains—or even improves—accuracy under ultra-low communication.

  • Open Access

    MuralAgent: Enhancing Ancient Mural Outpainting with RAG-Based Texts and Multimodal Integration

    by Zishan Xu, Xiaofeng Zhang, Yuqing Yang, Wei Chen, Jueting Liu, Tingting Xu, Zehua Wang, Abdulmotaleb El Saddik

    In the context of the digital age, utilizing cutting-edge technology for the digitization and creative expansion of ancient murals is crucial, aimed at preserving and passing on cultural heritage. Existing image outpainting techniques suffer from a lack of semantic guidance. This paper introduces MuralAgent, a multimodal model based on Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) technology. It precisely extracts key information from mural images and integrates it with a constructed ancient texts knowledge base to ensure the cultural and semantic consistency of the expanded images. Moreover, fine-tuning the Stable Diffusion model ensures the fidelity of the generated image styles. Specifically, this study involves constructing an ancient texts knowledge base for accurate matching, designing specific prompts for GPT-4V(ision) to extract key information, and innovatively expanding artworks through Stable Diffusion, providing a novel way for the public to reinterpret ancient murals.


  • MFTE: Multifactor and fuzzy trust evaluation for federated learning in mobile edge computing

    by Minglong Cheng, Wei Chen, Weidong Fang, Zehua Wang, Tingting Xu, Jueting Liu, Victor C.M. Leung


  • Open Access

    Development of a Predictive Model for N-Dealkylation of Amine Contaminants Based on Machine Learning Methods

    by Shiyang Cheng, Qihang Zhang, Hao Min, Wenhui Jiang, Jueting Liu, Chunsheng Liu, Zehua Wang

    Amines are widespread environmental pollutants that may pose health risks. Specifically, the N-dealkylation of amines mediated by cytochrome P450 enzymes (P450) could influence their metabolic transformation safety. However, conventional experimental and computational chemistry methods make it difficult to conduct high-throughput screening of N-dealkylation of emerging amine contaminants. Machine learning has been widely used to identify sources of environmental pollutants and predict their toxicity. However, its application in screening critical biotransformation pathways for organic pollutants has been rarely reported. In this study, we first constructed a large dataset comprising 286 emerging amine pollutants through a thorough search of databases and literature. Then, we applied four machine learning methods—random forest, gradient boosting decision tree, extreme gradient boosting, and multi-layer perceptron—to develop binary classification models for N-dealkylation. These models were based on seven carefully selected molecular descriptors that represent reactivity-fit and structural-fit. Among the predictive models, the extreme gradient boosting shows the highest prediction accuracy of 81.0%. The SlogP_VSA2 descriptor is the primary factor influencing predictions of N-dealkylation metabolism. Then an ensemble model was generated that uses a consensus strategy to integrate three different algorithms, whose performance is generally better than any single algorithm, with an accuracy rate of 86.2%. Therefore, the classification model developed in this work can provide methodological support for the high-throughput screening of N-dealkylation of amine pollutants.

  • Open Access

    A Survey of Grapheme-to-Phoneme Conversion Methods

    by Shiyang Cheng, Pengcheng Zhu, Jueting Liu, Zehua Wang

    Grapheme-to-phoneme conversion (G2P) is the task of converting letters (grapheme sequences) into their pronunciations (phoneme sequences). It plays a crucial role in natural language processing, text-to-speech synthesis, and automatic speech recognition systems. This paper provides a systematical overview of the G2P conversion from different perspectives. The conversion methods are first presented in the paper; detailed discussions are conducted on methods based on deep learning technology. For each method, the key ideas, advantages, disadvantages, and representative models are summarized. This paper then mentioned the learning strategies and multilingual G2P conversions. Finally, this paper summarized the commonly used monolingual and multilingual datasets, including Mandarin, Japanese, Arabic, etc. Two tables illustrated the performance of various methods with relative datasets. After making a general overall of G2P conversion, this paper concluded with the current issues and the future directions of deep learning-based G2P conversion.


  • Open Access

    A Review of Image Inpainting Methods Based on Deep Learning

    by Zishan Xu, Xiaofeng Zhang, Wei Chen, Minda Yao, Jueting Liu, Tingting Xu, Zehua Wang

    Image Inpainting is an age-old image processing problem, with people from different eras attempting to solve it using various methods. Traditional image inpainting algorithms have the ability to repair minor damage such as scratches and wear. However, with the rapid development of deep learning in the field of computer vision in recent years, coupled with abundant computing resources, methods based on deep learning have increasingly highlighted their advantages in semantic feature extraction, image transformation, and image generation. As such, image inpainting algorithms based on deep learning have become the mainstream in this domain.In this article, we first provide a comprehensive review of some classic deep-learning-based methods in the image inpainting field. Then, we categorize these methods based on component optimization, network structure design optimization, and training method optimization, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of each approach. A comparison is also made based on public datasets and evaluation metrics in image inpainting. Furthermore, the article delves into the applications of current image inpainting technologies, categorizing them into three major scenarios: object removal, general image repair, and facial inpainting. Finally, current challenges and prospective developments in the field of image inpainting are discussed.


  • Open Access

    AI Enhancements for Linguistic E-Learning System

    by Jueting Liu, Sicheng Li, Chang Ren, Yibo Lyu, Tingting Xu, Zehua Wang, Wei Chen

    E-learning systems have been considerably developed after the COVID-19 pandemic. In our previous work, we developed a linguistic interactive E-learning system for phonetic transcription learning. In this paper, we propose three artificial-intelligence-based enhancements to this system from different aspects. Compared with the original system, the first enhancement is a disordered speech classification module; this module is driven by the MFCC-CNN model, which aims to distinguish disordered speech and nondisordered speech. The accuracy of the classification is about 83%. The second enhancement is a grapheme-to-phoneme converter. This converter is based on the transformer model and designed for teachers to better generate IPA words from the regular written text. Compared with other G2P models, our transformer-based G2P model provides outstanding PER and WER performance. The last part of this paper focuses on a Tacotron2-based IPA-to-speech synthesis system, this deep learning-based TTS system can help teacher generate high-quality speech sounds from IPA characters which significantly improve the functionality of our original system. All of these three enhancements are related to the phonetic transcription process. and this work not only provides a better experience for the users of this system but also explores the utilization of artificial intelligence technologies in the E-learning field and linguistic field.


  • Open Access

    AI Enhancements for Linguistic E-learning System

    by Jueting Liu, Sicheng Li, Chang Ren, Yibo Lyu, Tingting Xu, Zehua Wang, Wei Chen

    The E-learning system has achieved great development after the pandemic. In this work, we proposed three artificial intelligence-based enhancements to our linguistic interactive E-learning system from different aspects. Compared with the original phonetic transcription exam system, our enhancements include an MFCC+CNN-based disordered speech classification module, a Transformer-based Grapheme-to-Phoneme converter, and a Tacotron2-based IPA-to-Speech speech synthesis system. This work not only provides a better experience for the users of this system but also explores the utilization of artificial intelligence technologies in the E-learning field and linguistic field.


  • Open Access

    Feature Extraction Network SFPN for Edge Computing Scenarios

    by Minda Yao, Jueting Liu, Xingyu Liu, Wei Chen, Tingting Xu, Yingchun Liu

    Aiming at the problems that the existing networks do not adapt to the image characteristics of edge scenes, do not effectively process the detail information in images and have insufficient feature fusion, this thesis proposes a feature extraction network model SFPN that can better utilize the different depths and detail semantic information of the network. Firstly, the S-soft unit is designed to process the detail information of the feature map. Secondly, this thesis proposes a new secondary fusion strategy that combines the features of the middle layer are fused with the lower and higher layers respectively, and with this, SFPN Block is proposed as an auxiliary classifier, which participates in the final prediction by weighting, fully considering the prediction information of different layers of the network. Finally, a joint loss function is introduced for training, so that the feature extraction ability of the network for targets with large scale changes and small sizes is improved, and it is more adapted to the edge computing scenario of detection requirements and improve the accuracy of feature extraction.

  • Open Access

    The Tacotron2-based IPA-to-Speech speech synthesis system

    by Jueting Liu, Yu Lei, Minda Yao, Zemeng Liu, Guoyuan Lin, Zehua Wang, Yingchun Liu, Wei Chen