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Renqiang Luo

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Sep 2026

MoC-KT: Mixture of Convolutions for Knowledge Tracing

Knowledge tracing (KT) aims to predict learners’ mastery levels of knowledge components (KCs) or test items based on their interaction records with educational content. Despite significant advancements in KT models, such as RNN-based sequence models and Transformer-based attention models, a critical limitation persists...

Mingliang Hou, Zitao Liu, Ren-Qiang Luo et al. · 0 citations
Book Open access Aug 2026

One Rounding Fits All: Memory-Efficient Approximation Algorithms for Partition-Constrained Influence Maximization

RBwA, a memory-efficient and sample-efficient progressive sampling algorithm for IM-PC and a memory-efficient rounding scheme called BwARound for coverage maximization subroutines, which only requires storing one fractional vector and takes maximal feasible steps rather than tiny ε-increments, are proposed.

Qixin Zhang, Qirun Zeng, Hui Lu et al. · 0 citations
Book Open access Aug 2026

Investigating Reasoning in Large Language Models with Counterfactual Knowledge Graphs

This work delineates LLM reasoning boundaries and presents a new paradigm for fine-grained capability assessment, which suggests that genuine reasoning is demonstrated only when a model follows logical rules despite conflicting prior knowledge.

Fangfei Yan, Jianbo Yao, Michael K. Chen et al. · 1 citation
#artificial intelligence Preprint Aug 2026

Twin Worlds: Equivariance-Based Abstention for Evidence-Grounded Reasoning

Twin Worlds (TW), a framework for improving reliability in knowledge-intensive reasoning through equivariance-based abstention, is proposed, which identifies when answers are not reliably grounded in the provided evidence and outperforms uncertainty- and sufficiency-based baselines.

Vy Nguyen, Ziqi Xu, Jeffrey Chan et al. · 0 citations
Book Open access Aug 2026

Investigating Reasoning in Large Language Models with Counterfactual Knowledge Graphs

This work delineates LLM reasoning boundaries and presents a new paradigm for fine-grained capability assessment, which suggests that genuine reasoning is demonstrated only when a model follows logical rules despite conflicting prior knowledge.

Fangfei Yan, Jianbo Yao, Michael K. Chen et al. · 1 citation

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