Sangin Lee

I’m a M.S. student at the University of Sejong, advised by Prof. Yukyung Choi.

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Seoul, South Korea

My research focuses on building effective and efficient multimodal AI systems for real-world environments. My goal is to develop AI/ML that can reliably assist humans in perceiving, understanding, and interacting with the real world, with long-term applications in autonomous driving and intelligent infotainment systems. I am deeply interested in exploring three key areas for a comprehensive understanding of multimodal:

  1. Effective Perception: Developing reliable and effective perception (e.g., object detection) systems through sensor fusion and domain adaptation/generalization approaches.

  2. Efficient VLMs: Reducing the computational cost of large vision-language models through token pruning and efficient representation learning while preserving visual grounding capabilities.

  3. Scale-efficient Training: Exploring scalable and data-efficient training strategies for AI/ML systems to enable practical deployment in real-world applications with limited computational resources.

news

May 01, 2026 πŸš€ Our paper on token pruning (LiteLVLM) got accepted to ICML 26!
Mar 02, 2024 πŸ’» I am now a master’s student at SJU Robotics & Computer Vision (RCV) Lab.
Feb 10, 2024 πŸ“ƒ Our paper on multispectral pedestrian detection (INSANet) has been published.

education

Mar 2024 - Aug 2026 πŸŽ“ M.S. Dept. of AI Robotics in Sejong University.
Mar 2017 - Feb 2024 πŸŽ“ B.S. Dept. of Software in Sejong University.

selected publications

  1. ICML
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    CLIP Tricks You: Training-free Token Pruning for Efficient Pixel Grounding in Large Vision-Language Models
    Sangin Lee and Yukyung Choi†
    In International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), 2026
  2. KBS
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    Multi-Modal Guided Multi-Source Domain Adaptation for Object Detection
    Sangin Lee, Seokjun Kwon, Jeongmin Shin, and 2 more authors
    Knowledge-Based Systems, 2026
  3. Sensors
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    INSANet: INtra-INter Spectral Attention Network for Effective Feature Fusion of Multispectral Pedestrian Detection
    Sangin Lee, Taejoo Kim, Jeongmin Shin, and 2 more authors
    Sensors, 2024