Prof. Qiang Liu from UT Austin

gave a lecture on optimal transport for Tong Class students

Prof. Yanchao Bi from Beijing Normal University

gave a lecture on knowledge representation in human brain for Tong Class students

gave a tutorial on generative model for Tong Class students

is accepted by Science Robotics

The Cognitive Reasoning (CoRe) Lab is affiliated with the Institute for Artificial Intelligence at PKU. Our projects span three directions:

Abstract Reasoning: analogy, causality, IQ, number sense, physics, and tool-use.
Visually Grounded Reasoning: affordance, container, functionality, hoi, intent, scene parsing, scene reconstruction, and scene synthesis.
Interactive Reasoning: communication, manipulation, TAMP, teaming, UAV, VR, and XAI.

[October 2022] Prof. Qiang Liu from UT Austin gave a lecture on optimal transport for Tong Class students.
[October 2022] Three papers accepted to NeurIPS 2022.
[September 2022] Prof. Guy Van den Broeck from UCLA gave a lecture on neuro-symbolic learning and tractable deep generative models for Tong Class students.
[September 2022] One paper accepted to IJCV.
[August 2022] Prof. Federico Rossano from UCSD gave a lecture on interacting like a human being for Tong Class students.
[August 2022] Prof. Yanchao Bi from Beijing Normal University gave a lecture on knowledge representation in human brain for Tong Class students.
[August 2022] Prof. Ying Nian Wu from UCLA gave a tutorial on generative model for Tong Class students.
[July 2022] One paper accepted to Science Robotics, featured on both Science and Science Robotics website.
[July 2022] One paper accepted to ECCV 2022. Three papers accepted to IROS/RA-L.