Function-Space Transformer with Adaptive Anchors
A Transformer that works on continuous functions instead of fixed grids: it learns where to place latent anchors and refines them recursively, and can be queried at any resolution.
University of Illinois Chicago · Computer Science
PhD Student & Graduate Research Assistant
I work with Prof. Pedram Rooshenas at UIC. My research focuses on diffusion and other generative models: making sampling fast and keeping generated outputs physically consistent. I apply this to robot trajectories, singing voice, and images, and I also design Transformer architectures that work on continuous data (neural operators).
Seeking Summer 2027 research internships
Expected PhD graduation: 2030
A Transformer that works on continuous functions instead of fixed grids: it learns where to place latent anchors and refines them recursively, and can be queried at any resolution.
Combines diffusion probabilistic fields with Hamiltonian guidance for variable-length robotic trajectory generation.
Methods I develop and the problems they address
arXiv 2609.38348 · Submitted to ICLR 2027
Extended paper submitted to ICRA 2027
M.S. thesis, Beijing University of Technology
ICASSP 2025 · Equal contribution
Jul 2024 - Dec 2024
University of Illinois Chicago
Chicago, IL
University of Illinois Chicago
Chicago, IL
University of Illinois Chicago
Chicago, IL, USA
Advisor: Professor Pedram Rooshenas
Expected graduation: 2030. Research in diffusion models, neural operators, and robot dynamics.
Beijing University of Technology
Beijing, China
Specialized in conditional image generation using diffusion models.
Hainan University
Haikou, Hainan, China
Co-author and associate editor under the pen name Yuhang (宇航).
Contributed to the data structures section, organizing core theories and concepts alongside 300 problems and solutions across approximately 170 pages.