Bingquan Liu

Dr. Bingquan Liu


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Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

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

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8 January 2022 in International Journal of Machine Learning and Cybernetics
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Andrea Stevens KarnyotoAndrea Stevens Karnyoto
Andrea Stevens Karnyoto
CSChengjie Sun
Chengjie Sun
BLBingquan Liu
Bingquan Liu
XWXiaolong Wang
Xiaolong Wang

4 March 2015 in Pattern Recognition Letters
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BLBingquan Liu
Bingquan Liu
JFJian Feng
Jian Feng
MLMing Liu
Ming Liu
HHHaifeng Hu
Haifeng Hu
XWXiaolong Wang
Xiaolong Wang

1 January 2022 in Computer Science and Information Systems
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Andrea Stevens KarnyotoAndrea Stevens Karnyoto
Andrea Stevens Karnyoto
CSChengjie Sun
Chengjie Sun
BLBingquan Liu
Bingquan Liu
XWXiaolong Wang
Xiaolong Wang
The spread of fake news on online media is very dangerous and can lead to casualties, effects on psychology, character assassination, elections for political parties, and state chaos. Fake news that concerning Covid-19 massively spread during the pandemic. Detecting misinformation on the Internet is an essential and challenging task since humans face difficulty detecting fake news. We applied BERT and GPT2 as pre-trained using the BiGRU-Att-CapsuleNet model and BiGRU-CRF features augmentation to solve Fake News detection in Constraint @ AAAI2021 - COVID19 Fake News Detection in English Dataset. This research proved that our hybrid model with augmentation got better accuracy compared to our baseline model. It also showed that BERT gave a better result than GPT2 in all models; the highest accuracy we achieved for BERT is 0.9196, and GPT2 is 0.8986.

1 January 2016 in BioMed Research International
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JCJunjie Chen
Junjie Chen
BLBingquan Liu
Bingquan Liu
DHDong Huang
Dong Huang
Protein remote homology detection is one of the central problems in bioinformatics. Although some computational methods have been proposed, the problem is still far from being solved. In this paper, an ensemble classifier for protein remote homology detection, called SVM-Ensemble, was proposed with a weighted voting strategy. SVM-Ensemble combined three basic classifiers based on different feature spaces, including Kmer, ACC, and SC-PseAAC. These features consider the characteristics of proteins from various perspectives, incorporating both the sequence composition and the sequence-order information along the protein sequences. Experimental results on a widely used benchmark dataset showed that the proposed SVM-Ensemble can obviously improve the predictive performance for the protein remote homology detection. Moreover, it achieved the best performance and outperformed other state-of-the-art methods.

7 August 2013 in Computer and Information Science
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YLYuanchao Liu
Yuanchao Liu
FWFeng Wu
Feng Wu
MLMing Liu
Ming Liu
BLBingquan Liu
Bingquan Liu
Presently, sentence-level researches are very significant in fields like natural language processing, information retrieval, machine translation etc. In this paper we present a practical task on sentence classification. The main purpose of this work is to classify the abstract sentences of scientific papers in the corpus built by ourselves into four categories- the background, the goal, the method and the result- which differ from each other in common usage, so that we can do further researches such as frequent pattern mining, information extraction and making a corpus for writing assistant system of scientific paper with these results. The main method of the classification is the Support Vector Machine, which is acknowledged among the best machine learning methods in the common text classification tasks. A semi-supervised method, Transductive Support Vector Machine, is also introduced into this four-class classification task to improve the accuracy. The experiments are conducted upon the corpus made by ourselves that consists of abstract sentences of scientific papers. The accuracy of the classifier finally reaches 75.86% with the semi-supervised method.

13 May 2019 in IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing
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ZXZhen Xu
Zhen Xu
CSChengjie Sun
Chengjie Sun
YLYinong Long
Yinong Long
BLBingquan Liu
Bingquan Liu
BWBaoxun Wang
Baoxun Wang
XWXiaolong Wang
Xiaolong Wang
In human-to-human conversations, the context generally provides several backgrounds and strategic points for the following response. Therefore, many response generation approaches have explored the methodologies to incorporate the context into the Encoder-Decoder architecture, which is the fundamental of neural generation tasks, to generate context-aware responses that are remarkably relevant and cohesive to the given context. However, most approaches pay less attention to semantic interactions implicitly existing within contextual utterances, which are of great importance to capture semantic clues of the given dialog context, indeed. This paper proposes a dynamic working memory mechanism to model long-term semantic hints hidden in the conversation context, by performing semantic interactions between utterances and updating context representation dynamically. Then, the outputs of the dynamic working memory are employed to provide helpful clues for the Encoder-Decoder architecture to generate responses to the given dialog. We have evaluated the proposed approach on Twitter Customer Service Corpus and OpenSubtitles Corpus, with several automatic evaluation metrics and the human evaluation, and the empirical results show the effectiveness of the proposed method.