I'm an M.Phil. student at the School of Computer Science, the University of Sydney, supervised by Prof. Tongliang Liu. My research interests include computer vision, intellectual property (IP) protection, and generative AI.
We are the first to formulate and study the problem of unified video protection against both reference- and tuningbased customization. We identify three key temporal challenges and propose a unified video protection method TC-UAP.
We propose the first NeRF approach that self-calibrates the misalignment between unsynchronized RGB and depth frames, learning an implicit time-pose network jointly with the radiance field.
We survey functionally specialized attention heads in LLMs, categorizing them with a human-inspired four-stage framework (knowledge recalling, in-context identification, latent reasoning, expression preparation) and reviewing how such heads are discovered and evaluated.
We propose an open-source autonomous driving simulator built on neural radiance fields (NeRFs). It is instance-aware, modular, and realistic, achieving state-of-the-art photorealism.