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Our work connects scalable statistical computation, representative design, Hilbert and space-filling transport metrics, optimal transport geometry, cross-domain soft alignment, and statistical methods for industrial and AI systems. We aim to build reusable methodology that is both theoretically interpretable and computationally effective.

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1 / 3 / 15RUC A+ / A / A- journals
5NeurIPS / ICML / ICLR
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Subsampling, Sparsification, and Representative Design

This line studies representative design, subsampling, and element- or interaction-level sparsification to reduce large-scale computation while preserving statistical properties.

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Hilbert and Space-Filling Transport Metrics

This line uses Hilbert and space-filling orders to build lightweight structures for distribution comparison and high-dimensional geometric computation.

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OT Geometry, Dimension Reduction, and Invariant Representation

This line treats optimal transport as a geometric proxy for direction recovery, projection pursuit, feature screening, and rigid-motion invariant metrics.

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Cross-Domain Soft Alignment and Applied OT

This line uses OT, UOT, and partial OT to create soft correspondences or representative objects for unpaired inference, image registration, and 3D representation compression.

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Statistics for Industrial and AI Systems

This line translates statistical computation, leverage approximation, active learning, and functional-unit selection into deployable algorithms for real applications.

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Background Reviews

These papers serve as background entry points for large-scale subsampling, projection-based optimal transport, and optimal transport sparsification.

Effective Statistical Methods for Big Data Analytics

Handbook of Research on Applied Cybernetics and Systems Science 2017

Cheng Meng, Ye Wang, Xinlian Zhang, Abhyuday Mandal, Wenxuan Zhong, Ping Ma*

TL;DR: Reviews statistical modeling and computation tools for big data analytics as an early background entry point.

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Other Papers and Low-Weight Complements

These works are related to applied collaborations or complementary geometric-statistical settings, but are not forced into the core themes above.

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