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Construction and Application of Ancient Chinese Allusion Resource Database
This project constructs a database, annotates a corpus, and evaluates models for recognizing classical allusions in Chinese texts, supporting humanities research and language education.
L2C-Rater: ML-Based Automated Essay Scoring Algorithm Leveraging Linguistic Features
L2C-Rater is an automated essay scoring tool that leverages 90 linguistic features and ordinal logistic regression to accurately evaluate Chinese as a second language (L2) essays, providing a robust, interpretable solution for language learners and educators.
A counterfactual-based Diagnosing Method for Neural-based Automated Essay Assessment Models
This project introduces a model-agnostic diagnostic method using diverse counterfactual interventions to interpret neural-based Automated Essay Scoring models, revealing their decision-making processes and alignment with human scoring rubrics, while offering potential applications across multiple AI domains. 
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A Prompt-Independent and Interpretable Automated Essay Scoring Method for Chinese Second Language Writing
Published in Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, 2021
We propose a method for automated scoring of Chinese L2 essays, specifically HSK test essays, using 90 linguistic features and an Ordinal Logistic Regression model, achieving high accuracy and offering insights for writing feedback. The source code of the project is available at GitHub, and a demo of the project is available at Demo.
Recommended citation: Wang, Y., & Hu, R. (2021, August). A prompt-independent and interpretable automated essay scoring method for Chinese second language writing. In China National Conference on Chinese Computational Linguistics (pp. 450-470). Cham: Springer International Publishing.
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teaching
TA for Python Programming and Data Analysis
Undergraduate Course (Spring), Beijing Normal University, 2023
Served as a teaching assistant for Professor Renfen Hu’s Python Programming and Data Analysis course, covering fundamental knowledge of Python programming, data analysis, and machine learning.
TA for Object-Oriented Programming and Natural Language Processing
Graduate Course (Autumn), Beijing Normal University, 2023
Served as a teaching assistant for Professor Renfen Hu’s Object-Oriented Programming and Natural Language Processing course.
TA for Natural Language Processing
Graduate Course (Spring), Beijing Normal University, 2024
Serving as a teaching assistant for Professor Renfen Hu’s Natural Language Processing course.
TA for Python Programming and Data Analysis
Undergraduate Course (Spring), Beijing Normal University, 2024
Continued serving as a teaching assistant for Professor Renfen Hu’s Python Programming and Data Analysis course.