
Xin-Yu Xiao, Yalei Liu, Xiangyu Liu, Zengrui Li, Erwei Yin, Qianchen Xia
Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) 2025 Accepted
This paper presents Lunar Twins, the first large language models specifically designed for lunar exploration. The system includes the Chang’e and Yutu models, introduces a collaborative multi-agent workflow (Lunar_GenData), and establishes the first specialized lunar dataset integrating data from the Chang’e missions. Extensive experiments show that Lunar Twins significantly outperform comparable models in domain expertise and hint at embodied intelligence potential.
Xin-Yu Xiao, Yalei Liu, Xiangyu Liu, Zengrui Li, Erwei Yin, Qianchen Xia
Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) 2025 Accepted
This paper presents Lunar Twins, the first large language models specifically designed for lunar exploration. The system includes the Chang’e and Yutu models, introduces a collaborative multi-agent workflow (Lunar_GenData), and establishes the first specialized lunar dataset integrating data from the Chang’e missions. Extensive experiments show that Lunar Twins significantly outperform comparable models in domain expertise and hint at embodied intelligence potential.

Yunfei Chu, Xin-Yu Xiao, Longchen Han, Yaoshun Yue, Maohai Lin
Journal of Imaging Science and Technology 2025 Published
This paper presents an effective method for image style transfer by integrating wavelet transforms into whitening and coloring processes within image reconstruction networks. The proposed Wavelet Transfer Network (WTN) directly aligns the feature covariance of content and style images, yielding high-quality stylized outputs with enhanced efficiency and generalization. Experimental results demonstrate the superiority of WTN over existing methods in both arbitrary and photorealistic style transfer, setting a new benchmark in the field.
Yunfei Chu, Xin-Yu Xiao, Longchen Han, Yaoshun Yue, Maohai Lin
Journal of Imaging Science and Technology 2025 Published
This paper presents an effective method for image style transfer by integrating wavelet transforms into whitening and coloring processes within image reconstruction networks. The proposed Wavelet Transfer Network (WTN) directly aligns the feature covariance of content and style images, yielding high-quality stylized outputs with enhanced efficiency and generalization. Experimental results demonstrate the superiority of WTN over existing methods in both arbitrary and photorealistic style transfer, setting a new benchmark in the field.