Academic Background In the field of artificial intelligence, Multi-modal Representation Learning (MMRL) is a powerful paradigm aimed at mapping inputs from different modalities into a shared representation space. For example, in social networks, users often share both images and text simultaneously. Through multi-modal representation learning, mode...

AutoAlign: A Fully Automated and Efficient Knowledge Graph Alignment Method Driven by Large Language Models Knowledge Graphs (KG) have been widely applied in fields such as question-answering systems, dialogue systems, and recommendation systems. However, different Knowledge Graphs often store the same real-world entities in various forms, leading ...

Traditional representation learning methods usually design a fixed basis function architecture to achieve desired properties such as orthogonality and sparsity. In contrast, the idea of deep reinforcement learning is that the designer should not encode the properties of the representation, but instead let the data flow determine the properties of t...

With the widespread application of graph-structured data in various fields, Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) have attracted significant attention as a powerful tool for analyzing graph data. However, existing GNNs primarily rely on neighborhood node similarity information when learning node representations, overlooking the potential of node differences...