I am the 5-th-year Ph.D. student in the college of Computer Science and Technology at Zhejiang University, fortunately advised by Prof. Yang Yang and Yin Zhang.

My research focuses are refined to include large-scale time series analysis, the development of foundation model for time series, and an exploration of engaging topics and the latest advancements in technology within this domain. I have published several papers at the top international AI conferences such NeurIPS, KDD.

Currently, I am exploring the application of LLM in time series analysis to tackle complex industrial problems. If you are seeking any form of academic cooperation, please feel free to touch me. Meanwhile, I am actively seeking job opportunities in the industry. If there are any relevant openings, I would greatly appreciate you reaching out. Thank you!

🔥 News

  • 2025.05:  🎉🎉 Our paper ASTNet have been accepted by KDD 2025.
  • 2024.09:  🎉🎉 Our papers PowerPM and DMNet have been accepted by NeurIPS 2024.

📝 Publications

KDD 2025
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ASTNet: Asynchronous Spatio-Temporal Network for Large-Scale Chemical Sensor Forecasting
Shihao Tu, Yang Yang, Wenyue Ding, Yicheng Lu, Qingkai Ren, Yupeng Zhang, Yin Zhang
ASTNet proposes a novel approach for real-time spatiotemporal forecasting in chemical sensor networks, addressing computational latency and complex spatial dependencies. It features asynchronous modeling to reduce latency and dynamic graph fusion to enhance robustness.

NeurIPS 2024
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PowerPM: Foundation Model for Power Systems
Shihao Tu*, Yupeng Zhang*, Jing Zhang, Zhendong Fu, Yin Zhang, Yang Yang (*: equal contribution)
PowerPM is an advanced model for electricity time series (ETS) analysis, designed to address the complexities of hierarchical and temporal data for power systems applications, focusing on electricity usage forecasting, grid stability and consumer behaviour analysis.

NeurIPS 2024
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DMNet: Self-comparison Driven Model for Subject-independent Seizure Detection
Shihao Tu, Linfeng Cao, Daoze Zhang, Junru Chen, Lvbin Ma, Yin Zhang, Yang Yang
Difference Matrix-based Neural Network (DMNet) addresses the domain shift in iEEG signals across different subjects by leveraging a self-comparison mechanism for subject-independent automatic seizure detection.

💻 Internships

  • 2024.10 - Now, SUPCON, Hangzhou, China.
  • 2025.2 - Now, Zhipu AI, Beijing, China.