Chao Li 0012

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18ranked-venue papers in the field
0as first author
5since 2021 · last 2025
0000-0002-6844-6127ORCID · conflict

Domains — venue-derived; a paper can count in several

Knowledge Engineering, Semantic Web & Information Systems · 9Database Systems & Data Management · 4Big Data, Cloud & Distributed Data Systems · 3Information Retrieval & Web Search · 2
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2025 Edge-Optimized Voice Control with 0.26 M Parameters: Distilling 86M Adaptive Window Audio Transformer for Real-World Variable-Length Inputs
Pinze Ren, Zhen Chen 0001, Yinjun Wu, Weiran Lin, Qilong Shi, Chao Li 0012, Jianxin Yang
IEEE Big Data6
2025 Enhancing Chain-of-Thought Reasoning for Text-to-SQL with Effective Retrieval-Augmented Generation
Xuguang Zhu, Yong Zhang 0002, Chao Li 0012, Chunxiao Xing
DASFAA (1)3
2024 An Empirical Study on the Power Consumption of LLMs with Different GPU Platforms
abstract
This paper researches on the power consumption of AIGC applications based on LLM with different parameter scales across different hardware platforms. Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) represents a leading-edge application of AI technology, primarily driven by large language models (LLMs) and their associated technologies. The deployment of LLM typically relies on critical facilities with three layers, i.e., the hardware, model, and application layers. This empirical study aims to identify key factors in power consumption when a large model is serving in the inference stage, which will hint the insights for improving the energy efficiency of computational infrastructures. In the context of the "dual carbon" goals, i.e., carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, this study aims to find an effective way to reduce the energy cost of AIGC applications, thereby supporting sustainable AI development in industry.
Zhen Chen 0001, Weiran Lin, Xinyu Xie, Yaodong Hu, Chao Li 0012, Qiaojuan Tong, Yinjun Wu, Shuangshou Li
IEEE Big Data5
2022 A Research on the Theory and Technology of Trusted Transaction in Modern Service Industry
Guigang Zhang, Chao Li 0012, Yong Zhang 0002, Chunxiao Xing
WISA5
2021 DaaS: Internet-perception big data systems based on AI
abstract
The DaaS (Data as a Service) is an Internet-perception big data system based on AI, which is built by "Think Tank 2861 Project Team". This is an Internet-area, data-based, and neural feedback system for the Internet information in China. It takes Internet activities as the input, and processes through AI algorithms and machine learning framework to generate the output, based on which building the real-time macro economics and society big data for about 9.8 million grids in China and its intelligent applications. DaaS covers all 2,861 administrative districts and counties in the country and is refined to geography grid of one square kilometer granularity. The real-time objective information generated by distributed AI algorithms, that are constantly trained and calibrated, is of great value in scientific research and commercial applications.
Zexuan Lyu, Chao Li 0012, Guigang Zhang, Chunmei Huang, Mengyuan Du
IEEE BigData3
2020 An Experimental Study of Time Series Based Patient Similarity with Graphs
Kalkidan Fekadu Eteffa, Samuel Ansong, Chao Li 0012, Ming Sheng, Yong Zhang 0002, Chunxiao Xing
WISA3
2020 DSQA: A Domain Specific QA System for Smart Health Based on Knowledge Graph
Ming Sheng, Yuelin Bu, Yong Zhang 0002, Xin Li 0111, Chao Li 0012, Chunxiao Xing
WISA7
2019 How to Empower Disease Diagnosis in a Medical Education System Using Knowledge Graph
Samuel Ansong, Kalkidan Fekadu Eteffa, Chao Li 0012, Ming Sheng, Yong Zhang 0002, Chunxiao Xing
WISA3
2019 Application of Patient Similarity in Smart Health: A Case Study in Medical Education
Kalkidan Fekadu Eteffa, Samuel Ansong, Chao Li 0012, Ming Sheng, Yong Zhang 0002, Chunxiao Xing
WISA3
2019 Anti-money Laundering (AML) Research: A System for Identification and Multi-classification
Yixuan Feng, Chao Li 0012, Jian Wang 0029, Guigang Zhang, Chunxiao Xing, Zengshen Lian
WISA2
2019 CLMed: A Cross-lingual Knowledge Graph Framework for Cardiovascular Diseases
Ming Sheng, Han Zhang 0054, Yong Zhang 0002, Chao Li 0012, Chunxiao Xing, Yuyao Shao
WISA4
2019 Learning from User Social Relation for Document Sentiment Classification
Kangzhi Zhao, Yong Zhang 0002, Chunxiao Xing, Chao Li 0012
DASFAA (2)5
2014 A LDA-Based Algorithm for Length-Aware Text Clustering
Xinhuan Chen, Yong Zhang 0002, Yanshen Yin, Chao Li 0012, Chunxiao Xing
APWeb4
2014 TL: A High Performance Buffer Replacement Strategy for Read-Write Splitting Web Applications
Zhiwen Jiang, Yong Zhang 0002, Jin Wang 0007, Chao Li 0012, Chunxiao Xing
APWeb4
2014 Continuous Temporal Top-k Query over Versioned Documents
Chao Lan, Yong Zhang 0002, Chunxiao Xing, Chao Li 0012
WAIM4
2012 Implementation of Space Optimized Bisecting K-Means (BKM) Based on Hadoop
abstract
This article is composed in the background of the study of scientific field of coauthors phenomenon factual basis. By the study of massive amounts of relational data, it provides us with major significances theoretically and practically on retrieving and obtaining professionally academic information and getting knowing of academic development trend of miscellaneous fields. In process of studying this type of project, the problem of cluttering for coauthors that are in the data is involved. However, it is hard to meet the need of implementing the analysis of massive amounts of data cluttering by the existing cluttering software and algorithms, for this reason, finding an approach to deal with this kind of question is toughly important. To solve this question, this article presents an optimized Bisecting K-Means (BKM) clustering algorithm based on Hadoop and states the fashion of how to optimize the algorithm and the key point of implementing in details after analyzing the status quo related to this study. Estimating the complexity of the algorithm by experiments indicates the current problems and the direction for the future study.
Yanshen Yin, Chengguang Wei, Guigang Zhang, Chao Li 0012
WISA4
2012 DataCloud: An Efficient Massive Data Mining and Analysis Framework on Large Clusters
abstract
With the development of cloud computing technologies, big data processing is becoming more and more important. How to mine and analyze massive data is facing a very big challenge. In this paper, we proposed an efficient massive data mining and analysis framework Data Cloud on large clusters. The most important part of Data Cloud is the Rabbit. It is a kind of massive data mining and analysis processing plan framework on the large clusters like the Pig and Hive. We make a detail analysis about the Rabbit plan.
Guigang Zhang, Chao Li 0012, Yong Zhang 0002, Chunxiao Xing
WISA2
2012 A Packaging Approach for Massive Amounts of Small Geospatial Files with HDFS
Jifeng Cui, Yong Zhang 0002, Chao Li 0012, Chunxiao Xing
WAIM3