Kangping Wang

Mr. Kangping Wang

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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25 November 2022 in Portuguese Economic Journal
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XJXiuping Ji
Xiuping Ji
NBNaipeng Bu
Naipeng Bu
CZChen Zheng
Chen Zheng
HXHonggen Xiao
Honggen Xiao
CLCaixia Liu
Caixia Liu
KWKangping Wang
Kangping Wang

29 May 2020 in Journal of Computer Science and Technology
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LHLan Huang
Lan Huang
DLDalin LI
Dalin LI
KWKangping Wang
Kangping Wang
TGTeng Gao
Teng Gao
ATAdriano Tavares
Adriano Tavares

1 February 2023 in Information Sciences
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LHLan Huang
Lan Huang
SSShiqi Sun
Shiqi Sun
JZJia Zeng
Jia Zeng
WWWencong Wang
Wencong Wang
WPWei Pang
Wei Pang
KWKangping Wang
Kangping Wang

3 January 2021 in Information
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ZWZhe Wang
Zhe Wang
HLHao Liu
Hao Liu
LHLaipeng Han
Laipeng Han
LHLan Huang
Lan Huang
KWKangping Wang
Kangping Wang
How to design efficient scheduling strategy for different environments is a hot topic in cloud computing. In the private cloud of computer science labs in universities, there are several kinds of tasks with different resource requirements, constraints, and lifecycles such as IT infrastructure tasks, course design tasks submitted by undergraduate students, deep learning tasks and and so forth. Taking the actual needs of our laboratory as an instance, these tasks are analyzed, and scheduled respectively by different scheduling strategies. The Batch Scheduler is designed to process tasks in rush time to improve system throughput. Dynamic scheduling algorithm is proposed to tackle long-term lifecycle tasks such as deep learning tasks which are hungry for GPU resources and have dynamically changing priorities. Experiments show that the scheduling strategies proposed in this paper improve resource utilization and efficiency.

18 February 2020 in IEEE Access
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LHLan Huang
Lan Huang
SZShunan Zhuang
Shunan Zhuang
KWKangping Wang
Kangping Wang
This paper proposes a deep learning model based on a recurrent neural network (RNN) to solve the problem of text normalization for speech synthesis. Traditional rule-based models cannot take advantage of contextual information and do not handle text outside of rules well, while deep learning-based models can handle these problems better. Based on the seq2seq neural network, we construct a new text-normalized deep learning model that considers the context of words in sentences by using the gated recurrent unit (GRU) and local attention mechanism. In recent years, seq2seq has made many achievements in different fields of natural language processing. Our research proves that well-constructed small network models in specific application fields can also achieve meaningful results. In our small network, the local attention mechanism is used to reduce the computational complexity without decreasing accuracy. In the experiments, we compared our model with the attention-based model proposed by Sproat, the without attention model and the attention model. Experimental results show that our method reduces the network scale while gathering the main context information, overcomes the defect of high complexity of the traditional attention mechanism model, and achieves higher accuracy. It can also be seen from experiments that the most important related words are relatively close to the target word in text normalization.

28 March 2024 in Information Fusion
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JZJia Zeng
Jia Zeng
LHLan Huang
Lan Huang
XBXingyu Bai
Xingyu Bai
KWKangping Wang
Kangping Wang