Chanhee Lee

Chanhee Lee

Hi! I am Chanhee Lee, an undergraduate student majoring in Applied Artificial Intelligence at Sungkyunkwan University. My research interests lie at the intersection of video understanding and multimodal learning. I am particularly interested in learning spatiotemporal and multimodal video representations for video summarization.

Research Interests

Video Understanding Multimodal Learning Video Summarization Representation Learning

Education

Mar. 2021 – Present
Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, South Korea
B.S. in Applied Artificial Intelligence

Experience

May 2026 – Present
VIP (Visual Information Processing) Lab, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea
Undergraduate Research Intern (Advisor: Prof. Joonseok Lee)
Sep. 2025 – Dec. 2025
Efficient Learning Laboratory (ELL), Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, South Korea
Undergraduate Research Intern (Advisor: Prof. Hankook Lee)

Projects

May 2026 – Jun. 2026
[P6] Well Begun Is Half Solved: Future-Aware Route Optimization for Long Narrative Question Answering, Course Project

Proposed FARO, an inference-time framework that commits to a future-aware evidence route before final answer generation for long narrative question answering.

Report
Mar. 2026 – Jun. 2026
[P5] Beyond Highlight Detection: Most-Replayed Driven Multimodal Analysis of Korean YouTube Videos for Highlight Editing Guidance, Course (Capstone) Project

Built a most-replayed driven multimodal analysis pipeline for Korean YouTube videos and generated category-aware highlight editing guidance.

Project Page Report Code Dataset
Oct. 2025 – Nov. 2025
[P4] Rethinking Diffusion-Based Augmentation: Why Single Prompt Fails, Course Project

Conducted a controlled study on single-prompt diffusion-based augmentation and its impact on generalization.

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May 2025 – Jun. 2025
[P3] N-TIDE: Debiasing Unimodal Vision Models via Neutral Text Inversion with CLIP, Course Project

Developed a CLIP-guided two-stage framework to distill debiased semantic representations into a unimodal vision model.

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Mar. 2025 – Jun. 2025
[P2] BRNet: Bio-Receptor Networks for Object Detection with Zero-Shot Domain Adaptation, Undergraduate Research Program

Proposed and validated a biologically inspired luminance-adaptive detection framework for zero-shot day-to-night adaptation.

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Jan. 2025 – Mar. 2025
[P1] CoReaP: Collaborative Reconstruction with Assistive Priors, AI Research Competition

Proposed a frequency-guided two-path transformer architecture for structured and detail-preserving image inpainting.

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Awards

Jun. 2025
Dacon 2025 Bias-A-Thon, Top-4

Developed prompt engineering and RAG methods for generating fair responses under biased scenarios.