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.
News
[April 2023] Two papers accepted to ICML 2023.
[April 2023] Guangyuan Jiang is awarded as Yuanpei Fellow.
[April 2023] One paper accepted to AIR 2022.
[March 2023] One paper accepted to CVPR 2023.
[Febuary 2023] Two papers accepted to ICRA 2023.
[Febuary 2023] Two papers accepted to ICLR 2023.
[January 2023] One paper accepted to Engineering.
[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.