Biography
I am an undergraduate student in Computer Science and Technology at the University of Science and Technology of China, expected to graduate in June 2027. I am currently a research intern at USTC ViLab, where I work on small-object detection in drone imagery.
My broader interests lie in computer vision, vision-language models, and multimodal learning. I am especially interested in building practical perception systems that remain effective under challenging real-world conditions.
Research Interests
- Computer vision
- Vision-language models
- Multimodal learning
- Small-object detection in drone imagery
Research Experience
Research Intern, USTC ViLab, University of Science and Technology of China
- Conduct research on small-object detection in drone imagery under the supervision of Prof. Xiaoyan Sun and Dr. Zilong He.
- Work on SURF-DFINE, a VisDrone-oriented extension of D-FINE for more effective small-object detection.
- Explore semantic alignment and selective high-resolution refinement for stronger multi-scale perception.
Selected Project
SURF-DFINE
SURF-DFINE is a small-object detector built on top of D-FINE for drone imagery. The project studies semantic alignment before pyramid fusion and sparse refinement for selective high-resolution processing, with strong results on the VisDrone benchmark.
Teaching
Teaching Assistant, Computer Programming A, USTC
Assisted with undergraduate programming instruction and student support in the Computer Programming A course.
Skills
Python, C++, PyTorch, OpenCV, Linux, Git, Docker