Xuemei Li

Prof. Dr. Xuemei Li

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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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25 June 2022 in Knowledge-Based Systems
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TLTengteng Liu
Tengteng Liu
XMXiang Ma
Xiang Ma
SLShuo Li
Shuo Li
XLXuemei Li
Xuemei Li
CZCaiming Zhang
Caiming Zhang

23 September 2024 in Neural Networks
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ALAo Li
Ao Li
YLYing Li
Ying Li
YXYunyang Xu
Yunyang Xu
XLXuemei Li
Xuemei Li
CZCaiming Zhang
Caiming Zhang

27 February 2023 in Expert Systems with Applications
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TZTianlong Zhao
Tianlong Zhao
XMXiang Ma
Xiang Ma
XLXuemei Li
Xuemei Li
CZCaiming Zhang
Caiming Zhang

16 January 2023 in Expert Systems with Applications
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CYChenxun Yuan
Chenxun Yuan
XMXiang Ma
Xiang Ma
HWHua Wang
Hua Wang
CZCaiming Zhang
Caiming Zhang
XLXuemei Li
Xuemei Li


24 March 2024 in Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence
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XMXiang Ma
Xiang Ma
XLXuemei Li
Xuemei Li
LFLexin Fang
Lexin Fang
TZTianlong Zhao
Tianlong Zhao
CZCaiming Zhang
Caiming Zhang
Time series forecasting is a crucial task in various domains. Caused by factors such as trends, seasonality, or irregular fluctuations, time series often exhibits non-stationary. It obstructs stable feature propagation through deep layers, disrupts feature distributions, and complicates learning data distribution changes. As a result, many existing models struggle to capture the underlying patterns, leading to degraded forecasting performance. In this study, we tackle the challenge of non-stationarity in time series forecasting with our proposed framework called U-Mixer. By combining Unet and Mixer, U-Mixer effectively captures local temporal dependencies between different patches and channels separately to avoid the influence of distribution variations among channels, and merge low- and high-levels features to obtain comprehensive data representations. The key contribution is a novel stationarity correction method, explicitly restoring data distribution by constraining the difference in stationarity between the data before and after model processing to restore the non-stationarity information, while ensuring the temporal dependencies are preserved. Through extensive experiments on various real-world time series datasets, U-Mixer demonstrates its effectiveness and robustness, and achieves 14.5% and 7.7% improvements over state-of-the-art (SOTA) methods.