About me
I am Xiangyu Chen, currently a Ph.D. candidate at Tsinghua-Berkeley Shenzhen Institute (TBSI), focusing on Data Science and Machine Learning. I am also a visiting scholar at UC Berkeley, working on AI for Science projects, specifically on graphical battery capability prediction.
My research interests include:
- Neural Decoder Design and Optimization
- Transfer Learning and Meta Learning
- Graph Learning and Model Recommendation
- Weakly Supervised Learning
Education

University of California, Berkeley (2023.07 - 2024.03)
Visiting Scholar in AI for Science
Advisor: Prof. Khalid M. Mosalam
Research: Graphical battery capability prediction
Visiting Scholar in AI for Science
Advisor: Prof. Khalid M. Mosalam
Research: Graphical battery capability prediction

Tsinghua-Berkeley Shenzhen Institute (2021.06 - 2024.09)
Ph.D. Candidate in Data Science
Advisor: Prof. Yang Li
Research: Neural decoder, transfer learning and meta learning
Ph.D. Candidate in Data Science
Advisor: Prof. Yang Li
Research: Neural decoder, transfer learning and meta learning

Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School (2018.09 - 2021.07)
M.S. in Data Science
Advisor: Prof. Yong Jiang
GPA: 3.84/4.0
M.S. in Data Science
Advisor: Prof. Yong Jiang
GPA: 3.84/4.0

Wuhan Institute of Technology (2013.09 - 2016.06)
B.S. in Process Equipment and Control Engineering
National Encouragement Scholarship
B.S. in Process Equipment and Control Engineering
National Encouragement Scholarship
Research Highlights
My research work focuses on machine learning algorithm design and optimization. Key publications include:
- Neural Decoder (ICML 2021, Oral < 3%)
- Developed Cyclically Equivariant Neural Decoders for Cyclic Codes
- Implemented shift-invariant structure achieving near Maximum Likelihood decoder performance
- Project Page
- List Decoder (ISIT 2022)
- Enhanced the list decoding version of the Cyclically Equivariant Neural Decoder
- Affine Decoder (Journal of the Franklin Institute 2023)
- Designed neural decoders with permutation invariant structure
- Graph Learning (Submitted to CIKM 2024)
- Proposed a graph learning-based approach for model transferability prediction
- Paper Preview
- Weakly Supervised Learning (CVPR 2020)
- Introduced JoCoR, a robust learning paradigm for noisy label scenarios
- Achieved significant impact with 477 citations
Technical Skills
- Programming Languages: Python, C/C++, C#, HTML, JavaScript
- ML Frameworks: TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch
- Web Development: Flask, Bootstrap