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Qian Chen

5 indexed papers

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26

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AI×3Software Eng.×1Distributed×1OS×1NLP×1Sound×1Architecture×1Vision×1

Frequent co-authors

Qian Cheng1×
Saad Mohammad Rafid Pial1×
Ruize Tang1×
Yiming Su1×
Emilie Ma1×
Finn Hackett1×

Research Timeline

2026
Look on Demand: A Cognitive Scheduling Framework for Visual Evidence Acquisition in Multimodal Reasoning

The paper proposes CSMR, a cognitive scheduling framework that allows a language model to dynamically decide when to acquire task-relevant visual evidence, significantly improving multimodal reasoning accuracy.

Benchmarking Large Vision-Language Models on CFMME: A Comprehensive Chinese Financial Multimodal Evaluation Dataset

This paper introduces CFMME, a comprehensive Chinese financial multimodal benchmark, and evaluates current Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs), finding that while state-of-the-art models perform moderately, there is significant room for improvement in handling complex financial multimodal tasks.

PDAGENT-BENCH: Characterizing, Grounding, and Architecting LLM Agents for VLSI Physical Design

This paper introduces PDAGENT-BENCH, a comprehensive benchmark for evaluating Large Language Models and vision-language models in the physical design stack of Very Large-Scale Integrated Circuits.

Efficient Chain-of-Modality Reasoning via Progressive Compression for Spoken Language Models

This paper proposes Efficient Chain-of-Modality Reasoning (ECoM Reasoning), a framework to improve reasoning ability in spoken language models (SLMs) for mathematical question answering tasks by compressing textual components.

Specula: Scaling formal specifications for autonomous model checking of system code

Specula is an autonomous system that generates high-quality formal specifications for large, complex code using LLMs, improving understanding and finding bugs.

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Papers

cs.SEcs.AIcs.DCNEWEmpiricalJul 28, 2026

Specula: Scaling formal specifications for autonomous model checking of system code

Qian Cheng, Saad Mohammad Rafid Pial, Ruize Tang, Yiming Su +5 more

Specula is an autonomous system that generates high-quality formal specifications for large, complex code using LLMs, improving understanding and finding bugs.

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cs.CLcs.SD
Empirical
Recent
Jul 22, 2026

Efficient Chain-of-Modality Reasoning via Progressive Compression for Spoken Language Models

Pengchao Feng, Chao-Hong Tan, Qian Chen, Wen Wang +2 more

This paper proposes Efficient Chain-of-Modality Reasoning (ECoM Reasoning), a framework to improve reasoning ability in spoken language models (SLMs) for mathematical question answering tasks by compr…

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cs.AREmpiricalRecentJun 15, 2026

PDAGENT-BENCH: Characterizing, Grounding, and Architecting LLM Agents for VLSI Physical Design

Qiufeng Li, Rongqian Chen, Quan Cheng, Chengxuan Wang +8 more

This paper introduces PDAGENT-BENCH, a comprehensive benchmark for evaluating Large Language Models and vision-language models in the physical design stack of Very Large-Scale Integrated Circuits.

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cs.CVcs.AIRecentMay 28, 2026

Benchmarking Large Vision-Language Models on CFMME: A Comprehensive Chinese Financial Multimodal Evaluation Dataset

Qian Chen, Xianyin Zhang, Yanzhi Liu, Lifan Guo +2 more

This paper introduces CFMME, a comprehensive Chinese financial multimodal benchmark, and evaluates current Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs), finding that while state-of-the-art models perform mode…

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cs.AIRecentMay 27, 2026

Look on Demand: A Cognitive Scheduling Framework for Visual Evidence Acquisition in Multimodal Reasoning

Yang Zhang, Xiaoshuai Sun, Rui Zhao, Wujin Sun +4 more

The paper proposes CSMR, a cognitive scheduling framework that allows a language model to dynamically decide when to acquire task-relevant visual evidence, significantly improving multimodal reasoning…

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