Jeongin Kim

I am a graduate student at Ewha Womans University. I am advised by Professor Junhyug Noh, as a member of Practical AI Lab (PAI Lab). Prior to my graduate studies, I earned a bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering.

My current research focuses on turning foundation models into reliable sources of training signal, enabling segmentation to scale under low-budget settings.

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Publications
Emotion-Aware Multimodal Lightweight Framework project image
Emotion-Aware Multimodal Lightweight Framework for Adaptive Voice Interaction on Edge Device
Van-Duc Khuat, Jeongin Kim, Sang-Ho Kim, Yue Cao, Martin Maier, Wansu Lim
Knowledge-Based Systems, 2026
[article]

A lightweight multimodal framework for emotion-aware voice interaction on edge devices, integrating EEG and facial-expression signals with model compression to support adaptive and efficient on-device responses.

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Anatomy-Structured Hierarchical MIL for Weakly-Supervised Thoracic Disease Detection in Chest X-rays
Jeongin Kim, Sohyun Ahn, Seo Young Kang, JaeYi Sung, Soomin Kim, Sungho Cho,
Rena Lee, Kwanchang Kim, and Junhyug Noh
MICCAI 2026
[article] / [code]

ASH-MIL is a weakly-supervised framework for thoracic disease detection in chest X-rays that combines parallel anatomy-structured branches with hierarchical MIL, injecting anatomical priors into decoder cross-attention to enable anatomically grounded localization without bounding box supervision.

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Diffusion-Driven Two-Stage Active Learning for Low-Budget Semantic Segmentation
Jeongin Kim, Wonho Bae, YouLee Han, Giyeong Oh, Youngjae Yu, Danica J. Sutherland, Junhyug Noh
NeurIPS 2025
[article] / [code]

We propose a two-stage active learning pipeline for semantic segmentation under extremely low labeling budgets, which leverages a pre-trained diffusion model for diverse feature extraction and introduces an uncertainty score to select the most informative pixels for annotation.


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