The paper is “Matrix Profile XXIX: C22MP: Fusing catch22 and the Matrix Profile to Produce an Efficient and Interpretable Anomaly Detector”, by Sadaf Tafazoli, Yue Lu, Renjie Wu, Thirumalai Srinivas, Hannah Dela Cruz, Ryan Mercer, and Eamonn Keogh. Co-author Yue Lu will present the work in Shanghai, China in December.

Yihan's research focuses on designing scalable parallel algorithms with both strong theoretical guarantees and high performance in practice. The project aims to build theoretical foundations to achieve simple and practical parallel algorithms.

The award is for "Dynamic Time Warping Averaging of Time Series allows Faster and more Accurate Classification" which Dr. Keogh wrote with his student Yanping Chen and collaborators from Australia and France. This is the second 10-year highest-impact paper award that Dr. Keogh’s lab has won in recent years, with a 10-year highest-impact paper award at ACM SIGKDD in 2022.

The paper titled "Jailbreak in Pieces: Compositional Adversarial Attacks on Multi-Modal Language Models" by CSE researchers won the Best Paper Award at the SoCal NLP Symposium.

The UCR team made history in the regional contest of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) on Oct 28! UCR ranked 4th overall based on the performance of “Team 10”.

In the recent International Symposium on Spatial and Temporal Data (SSTD'23), one of the prominent venues for spatial research, two papers from UCR were selected among the meeting's top 5 papers that will also be invited for a special journal issue.