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pursuing.

Advancing how AI reasons, earns trust, and works in the real world.

Selected publications.

8 publications

  1. 2026

    Compositional Consistency-Guided Decoding for Three-Way Logical Question Answering (opens in a new tab)

    Authors Tianyi Huang, Ming Hou, Jiaheng Su, Yutong Zhang, Ziling Zhang

    About this work: Compositional Consistency-Guided Decoding for Three-Way Logical Question Answering

    Checks a statement against its negation to improve logical consistency and distinguish missing evidence from unnecessary abstention.

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  2. 2026

    Answer Only as Precisely as Justified: Calibrated Claim-Level Specificity Control for Agentic Systems (opens in a new tab)

    Authors Tianyi Huang, Samuel Xu, Jason Tansong Dang, Samuel Yan, Kimberley Yin

    About this work: Answer Only as Precisely as Justified: Calibrated Claim-Level Specificity Control for Agentic Systems

    Adjusts each claim's specificity to the evidence, preserving useful detail without committing to unsupported precision.

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  3. 2026

    ACL Workshop GEM (opens in a new tab)

    Ryquo Education (AIRC 401)

    Permutation-Consensus Listwise Judging for Robust Factuality Evaluation (opens in a new tab)

    Authors Tianyi Huang, Nathan Huang, Justin Tang, Wenqian Chen, Elsa Fan

    About this work: Permutation-Consensus Listwise Judging for Robust Factuality Evaluation

    Combines factuality judgments across reordered answer sets to reduce position bias and select more reliable answers.

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  4. 2026

    CounterRefine: Answer-Conditioned Counterevidence Retrieval for Inference-Time Knowledge Repair in Factual Question Answering (opens in a new tab)

    Authors Tianyi Huang, Ying Kai Deng

    About this work: CounterRefine: Answer-Conditioned Counterevidence Retrieval for Inference-Time Knowledge Repair in Factual Question Answering

    Retrieves evidence that could challenge an initial answer, then revises it only when that evidence supports a correction.

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  5. 2026

    Beyond the Answer: Decoding the Behavior of LLMs as Scientific Reasoners (opens in a new tab)

    Authors Rohan Pandey, Eric Ye, Michael Li

    About this work: Beyond the Answer: Decoding the Behavior of LLMs as Scientific Reasoners

    Uses prompt optimization to reveal the reasoning patterns behind scientific problem solving and their limits across models.

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  6. 2026

    PAVE: Premise-Aware Validation and Editing for Retrieval-Augmented LLMs (opens in a new tab)

    Authors Tianyi Huang, Caden Yang, Emily Yin, Eric Wang, Michael Zhang

    About this work: PAVE: Premise-Aware Validation and Editing for Retrieval-Augmented LLMs

    Extracts explicit facts from retrieved context and uses them to check and revise answers before they are finalized.

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  7. 2025

    Structured Reasoning for Fairness: A Multi-Agent Approach to Bias Detection in Textual Data (opens in a new tab)

    Authors Tianyi Huang, Elsa Fan

    About this work: Structured Reasoning for Fairness: A Multi-Agent Approach to Bias Detection in Textual Data

    Separates fact from opinion before assessing textual bias, pairing each judgment with a concise explanation.

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  8. 2025

    Trustworthy LLM Document Processing with Unstructured and Cleanlab (opens in a new tab)

    Author Tianyi Huang

    About this work: Trustworthy LLM Document Processing with Unstructured and Cleanlab

    Combines structured PDF extraction with answer-level trust scoring to make document-based AI responses easier to assess.

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