Research / Tianjin University

Jialin Li李佳林

Generative modeling.
Controllable synthesis. Useful data.

I am a PhD student in Information and Communication Engineering at Tianjin University. I study how generative models can produce controllable, structured synthetic data that supports learning when real data is limited.

My work spans geometry-constrained image editing, optimal transport and Schrödinger bridges, and model information discrepancy. Medical imaging provides a demanding setting for much of my work so far.

Generative modelsSynthetic dataModel understanding
lijialin_3737@tju.edu.cn

01 / Selected work

Publications

Google Scholar

02 / Updates

Recent news

VDSB-GWSyn received early acceptance to MICCAI 2026.

Our work on auto-annotation data generation and multi-view correction appeared in AAAI 2026.

Our invention patent on tuple-loss constrained GAN inversion was granted.

03 / Background

Education & experience

2024 — Present

Tianjin University

PhD · Information and Communication Engineering

Research in controllable generation, synthetic data augmentation, and data-efficient medical imaging.

2020 — 2024

Tianjin University

B.Eng. · Communication Engineering

Engineering foundations in signal processing and software development, followed by research in deep learning and image generation.

Undergraduate

Tianwaitian Studio

Mobile Team Lead

iOS and Flutter development for WePeiyang, including feature delivery, release maintenance, and technical training.

04 / Beyond papers

Patents & other work

Granted invention patent · 2025

Tuple-Loss Constrained GAN Inversion

A tuple-loss constraint for generative model inversion, supporting reconstruction accuracy and identity-specific feature preservation.

CN 118470193 B Patent record

Selected honors

  • Huawei ICT Innovation Competition · National Second Prize
  • North China Computer Application Contest · Third Prize
  • Electronic Design Contest · Tianjin Second Prize
  • Tianjin University Merit Student · Twice

Engineering background

Python, PyTorch, MATLAB, Swift, Flutter, C/C++, and LaTeX. Experience connecting model development with reproducible experiments and usable software.

IEEE Student Member