Hi, I am Rui 👋, a Master of Computing in Artificial Intelligence student at the National University of Singapore. I am interested in how machines can see, connect information across modalities, and reason more reliably. My current interests include computer vision, robust machine learning, multimodal learning, vision-language models, and audio processing. I enjoy turning open-ended ideas into careful experiments, and I am naturally curious, collaborative, and always happy to learn from a good technical puzzle. 🔍
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Rui Sang, Yuxuan Liu
AAAI 2026 Workshop Accepted · First author
Training-time voice protection using audible background noise selected to match the recording context.
Rui Sang, Yuxuan Liu
AAAI 2026 Workshop Accepted · First author
Training-time voice protection using audible background noise selected to match the recording context.

Yuxuan Liu, Rui Sang, Peihong Zhang, Zhixin Li, Shengchen Li
17th International Symposium on Computer Music Multidisciplinary Research (CMMR) 2025
A perceptually aligned music representation framework that combines psychoacoustic conditioning with contrastive learning for more robust auditory similarity modelling.
Yuxuan Liu, Rui Sang, Peihong Zhang, Zhixin Li, Shengchen Li
17th International Symposium on Computer Music Multidisciplinary Research (CMMR) 2025
A perceptually aligned music representation framework that combines psychoacoustic conditioning with contrastive learning for more robust auditory similarity modelling.

Yuxuan Liu*, Peihong Zhang*, Rui Sang, Zhixin Li, Shengchen Li (* equal contribution)
The 26th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (ISMIR) 2025
A generative inpainting framework for white-box and black-box music adversarial attacks, designed to preserve perceptual audio quality.
Yuxuan Liu*, Peihong Zhang*, Rui Sang, Zhixin Li, Shengchen Li (* equal contribution)
The 26th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (ISMIR) 2025
A generative inpainting framework for white-box and black-box music adversarial attacks, designed to preserve perceptual audio quality.
Research, engineering work, and an archive of selected coursework projects.