Hi! I’m Zhihui Chen; thanks for visiting my homepage. I’m an undergraduate student in statistics at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. I used to work at Shenzhen Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics for Society for 13 months as a research assistant. Now I am currently doing research on few-shot learning and monocular depth estimation under the supervision of Professor Chenye Wu and Professor Rui Huang.
My research interests include Computer Vision, Few-shot Learning, and Robotics and I keep exploring new interesting research topics in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision.
I am also the winner of Harmonia College scholarship in two consecutive years, vice president of TEDxCUHK(SZ), and co-founder of Oceania Studio at CUHK(SZ).
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BSc in Statistics, Data Science Stream, 2022
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen
A deep-learning based few-shot object detection algorithm is adopted to perform cable damage detection. Cross domain knowledge transfer is exploit so that the deep learning model can learn to identify cable damage by given a few samples.
In this paper, we consider the load forecasting for a new user in the system by observing only few shots (data points) of its energy consumption. We propose to utilize clustering to mitigate the challenges brought by the limited samples. Specifically, we first design a feature extraction clustering method for categorizing the historical data. Then, the load forecast for new users is conducted through a two-phase Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) model, which inherits prior knowledge from the clustering results.