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Lijuan Qin

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10ranked-venue papers
6as first author
2since 2021 · last 2025
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning · 3 · 2 first-authorGraphics, computer vision, multimedia, augmented reality and games · 3 · 2 first-authorApplied, interdisciplinary, general and emerging computing · 3 · 2 first-authorComputer networks · 2 · 2 since 2021

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Artificial intelligence
1 paper
Information extraction and text analysis · 100%

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TopicWeightPapersLastEvidence papers
Natural language and speech › Information extraction and text analysis › distributional semantics
distributional similarity
0.012003
Identifying Synonyms among Distributionally Similar Words · IJCAI 2003
Natural language and speech › Information extraction and text analysis
lexical semantics
0.012003
Identifying Synonyms among Distributionally Similar Words · IJCAI 2003

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distributional similarity · 0.0
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2025 Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power Transfer for STAR-RIS-Assisted AAV Networks
abstract
This article explores the benefits of deploying simultaneously transmitting and reflecting reconfigurable intelligence surfaces (STAR-RIS) in autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) networks with simultaneous wireless information and power transfer. In the proposed system, the AAV utilizes STAR-RIS to radiate energy-carrying information signals (ECISs) to multiple outdoor energy receivers and multiple indoor information receivers without flying over indoor no-fly zone. Based on the AAV propulsion power formula, we successively introduce fly-hover-broadcast (FHB) and path discretization (PD) protocols to minimize the total AAV energy consumption by jointly using the extended penalty function and optimization algorithm based on the expected value of channel status information, where the AAV flight constraints, no-fly constraint, minimized energy or information threshold constraints, and STAR-RIS phase-shift constraints are met. The FHB protocol, which requires the AAV to radiate the ECISs to the users at only a few hovering positions, provides a lower bound performance of AAV energy consumption, while the PD protocol is used to discuss the general situation of the ECISs during AAV flight. Simulation results demonstrate that the utilization of the STAR-RIS in AAV networks outperforms the traditional RIS in improving energy efficiency and extending AAV flight time.
Wenwu Xie, Lijuan Qin, Ji Wang 0004, Weimin Wu 0003, Xingwang Li 0001, Liang Yang 0001
IEEE Internet Things J.2
2024 Energy Minimization in STAR-RIS Assisted UAV Enabled SWIPT Systems with FHB Protocol
abstract
This paper investigates how to improve the energy efficiency of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)-enabled simultane-ous wireless information and power transfer (SWIPT) systems with multiple outdoor energy receivers (ERs) and multiple indoor wired-charging information receivers (IRs) by utilizing simul-taneously transmitting and reflecting reconfigurable intelligence (STAR-RIS), in which the UAV avoids flying over the indoor no-fly zone. Specifically, the total UAV energy consumption is minimized, while ensuring that the energy harvesting require-ment (EHR) of each ER and the communication throughput requirement (CTR) of each IR are met. To achieve this, the total UAV energy consumption is minimized by optimizing the STAR-RIS phase-shifts, the UAV trajectory, and hovering time using an iterative technique based on the fly-hover-broadcast (FHB) protocol. The technique allows the UAV to radiate energy-carrying information signals for the ERs and IRs at a limited number of hover positions. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed design significantly outperforms other benchmark schemes, demonstrating its potential for improving the energy efficiency of UAV-enabled SWIPT systems while meeting the EHRs of each ER and the CTR of each IR.
Ji Wang 0004, Lijuan Qin, Wenwu Xie, Xingwang Li 0001, Shouyin Liu, G. Thippa Reddy, Gautam Srivastava 0001
ICC2
2020 A Cognitive Model of Morphological Neural Network
Naiqin Feng, Lijuan Qin
ICIC (1)2
2017 Robustness Analysis of License Plate Visual Positioning Method in Vehicle Collision Warning System
abstract
Vehicle anti-collision warning system is a key research area of vehicle safety. It is also a necessary means to enhance driving safety and reduce traffic accidents. The visual location method is presented for this system based on license plate image. This method realizes visual positioning with the help of the mounting points of license plate. At the same time, the feasible robust analysis method is proposed for the visual positioning method with license plate frame image. Finally, the robust analysis determines good angles for commutating rotation parameter in the method of license plate image visual positioning. At the same time, it determines good angles for translation parameter and for rotation and translation transform. Therefore, robust analysis determines positions where the visual positioning method has high positioning accuracy. Robust analysis for license plate vision positioning method is useful in analysis of high positioning accuracy positions for the proposed license plate image visual location method combined with plate mounting points. The research content of this paper is beneficial to driver decision-making and improves the safety of collision warning system and intelligent vehicle.
Lijuan Qin
Int. J. Pattern Recognit. Artif. Intell.1
2017 Design and research of automobile anti-collision warning system based on monocular vision sensor with license plate cooperative target
Lijuan Qin
Multim. Tools Appl.1
2016 Improved Position and Attitude Determination Method for Monocular Vision in Vehicle Collision Warning System
abstract
Vehicle collision warning system can determine the relative distance and speed between target vehicle and the front vehicle by monocular vision positioning technique from automobile license plate image captured by camera so as to judge danger level and remind the driver to make appropriate action and avoid vehicle collision timely. Study on the positioning technology of this system aims to help the driver to judge and improve driving safety. Thus, the system has a broad application prospect. The research content of this paper could enrich and supply PNL visual locating method, endowing with significance of theoretical research. The paper proposes an improved vehicle measuring method based on monocular vision for vehicle license plate. This method combines the characteristics of fast speed for analytical solution method and high positioning accuracy for iterative solution method, therefore has a high robustness and overcomes the multi-solution problem of P3P iterative method. The simulation experiments show that localization precision of the improved positioning method has been improved greatly as compared with P4L method. At the same time, the real-time characteristic of collision avoidance warning system with improved visual locating method has been improved a lot, and the new location algorithm has good performance in real-time characteristic, which greatly improve the processing ability of the system for images.
Lijuan Qin, Yu-Lan Hu
Int. J. Pattern Recognit. Artif. Intell.1
2008 New Algorithm for Determining Object Attitude Based on Trapezoid Feature
Lijuan Qin, Yu-Lan Hu, Ying-Zi Wei
ICIC (1)1
2008 Research on Optimum Position for Straight Lines Model
Lijuan Qin, Yu-Lan Hu, Ying-Zi Wei
ICIC (1)1
2005 Segmenting Layers in Automated Visual Surveillance
abstract
Detecting objects of interest from a video sequence is a fundamental and critical task in automated visual surveillance. Those objects can either be moving or stationary. However, most of current approaches only focus on discriminating moving objects by background subtraction. In this work, we propose layers segmentation to detect both of moving and stationary target objects from surveillance video. We first construct a codebook with set of codewords for each pixel and then extend the Matrix Entropy statistical model to segment layers with codewords features. Our experimental results are presented in terms of success layer segmentation rate.
Lijuan Qin, Yueting Zhuang, Yunhe Pan, Fei Wu 0001
ICME1
2003 Identifying Synonyms among Distributionally Similar Words
Dekang Lin, Shaojun Zhao, Lijuan Qin
IJCAI3