Shaowei Chen

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6ranked-venue papers in the field
1as first author
6since 2021 · last 2025
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Information Retrieval & Web Search · 2 (1 first)Other / Interdisciplinary · 2Data Mining & Knowledge Discovery · 1Knowledge Engineering, Semantic Web & Information Systems · 1
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2025 SSMO-Frame: A small-sample multi-objective integrated optimization framework for vehicle body structure
Zhicheng He 0004, Shaowei Chen, Aiguo Cheng, Jisi Chen, Hailun Tan
Adv. Eng. Informatics3
2024 G-Prompt: Graphon-based Prompt Tuning for graph classification
Yutai Duan, Jie Liu 0007, Shaowei Chen, Liyi Chen 0003
Inf. Process. Manag.3
2024 Contrastive fine-tuning for low-resource graph-level transfer learning
Yutai Duan, Jie Liu 0007, Shaowei Chen
Inf. Sci.3
2023 Remaining useful life with self-attention assisted physics-informed neural network
Xinyuan Liao, Shaowei Chen, Pengfei Wen, Shuai Zhao 0003
Adv. Eng. Informatics2
2022 DASH: An Agile Knowledge Graph System Disentangling Demands, Algorithms, Data Resources, and Humans
abstract
Knowledge graph (KG) is an important branch of artificial intelligence, which has attracted increasing research interest. However, in most enterprises, it is challenging to quickly construct KGs with multi-source and heterogeneous data and apply KGs to meet diverse business demands. To deal with these challenges, we propose an agile knowledge graph system following the novel principle of disentangling Demands, Algorithms, data reSources, and Humans (DASH). Specifically, our system is equipped with prior information-based knowledge extraction, self-supervised knowledge integration, and hierarchical knowledge base question answering algorithms that have outstanding generalizability and portability. Meanwhile, we propose a semi-automatic data accumulation framework to reduce labor costs of data annotations. Based on DASH, we develop a Web application with easy-to-use functionalities such as canvases and drag-and-drop, and illustrate its usage in a financial scenario.
Shaowei Chen, Jie Liu 0007
CIKM1
2022 ADAM: An Attentional Data Augmentation Method for Extreme Multi-label Text Classification
Jiaxin Zhang 0011, Jie Liu 0007, Shaowei Chen, Shaoxin Lin, Shanpeng Wang
PAKDD (1)3