Jiancheng Dong

I am now a second-year PhD candidate at AML Lab, City University of Hong Kong, supervised by Prof. Xiangyu Zhao. I received my bachelor's degree from the School of Artificial Intelligence at Nanjing University.

My research focuses on LLM context compression, with the long-term goal of building AI systems that proactively learn and evolve through deployment (see Ilya Sutskever's discussion of continual learning).

I am currently an intern with ByteDance's Content Consumption team.

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Selected Publications

For the full publication list, please refer to my Google Scholar.

LayerExit encoder-layer diagnostics comparing next-token cross-entropy and question-answering accuracy

LayerExit: Adaptive Intermediate-Layer Exiting for Context Compression

LayerExit adaptively chooses between an efficient intermediate encoder layer and the final layer, improving question-answering accuracy while reducing compression cost.

DiVA-Former method overview

How to Utilize Complementary Vision-Text Information for 2D Structure Understanding

DiVA-Former uses visual tokens to distill long serialized tables into compact representations that preserve both structure and fine-grained text.

Behavior-Equivalent Token method overview

Behavior-Equivalent Token: Single-Token Replacement for Long Prompts in LLMs

A single learned Behavior-Equivalent Token can replace a long system prompt while preserving its downstream behavior and sharply reducing prompt overhead.

Threshold Filtering Packing method overview

Threshold Filtering Packing for Supervised Fine-Tuning: Training Related Samples within Packs

Threshold Filtering Packing groups related yet diverse samples into training packs to reduce cross-sample interference during supervised fine-tuning.

Internship

ByteDance, Content Consumption

University of Illinois Chicago, Responsible and Reliable AI Lab

Nanjing University, Natural Language Processing Group

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