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Xing-Qin Qi

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Open access Oct 2026

Quadra-Brain: Quadruplet Higher-Order Topological Representation Learning for fMRI-Based Brain Disorder Diagnosis

Quadra-Brain is proposed, a computational framework for modeling quadruplet higher-order interactions in fMRI-based brain disease diagnosis and suggests that quadruplet interactions provide a meaningful representation of collective brain coordination and offer complementary insights beyond conventional connectivity-bas...

Deng-Yi Zhao, Zhi-Heng Zhou, Xing-Qin Qi · 0 citations
Preprint Sep 2026

Edge-centric Brain Transformer: An Edge-centric Functional Connectivity Learning Framework for fMRI-based Brain Disorder Diagnosis

An edge-centric brain transformer (EBT) framework is proposed that reformulates rs-fMRI analysis as functional connection representation learning and consistently outperforms representative graph neural networks, brain transformers, and conventional connectivity-based approaches.

Deng-Yi Zhao, Zhi-Heng Zhou, Meng-Yao Zhou et al. · 0 citations
Jul 2026

From Diffusion to Reaction-Diffusion: A Dynamical-Systems View of Oversmoothing in Hypergraph Neural Networks

This work investigates hypergraph oversmoothing from a dynamical-systems perspective and develops a reaction--diffusion framework for depth-resistant hypergraph learning, which introduces a reaction mechanism acting on the transverse component to compensate diffusion-induced dissipation and stabilize discriminative var...

Zhi-Heng Zhou, Meng-Yao Zhou, Yan-Cheng Chen et al. · 0 citations
Aug 2026

Measuring the higher-order homophily in a general social hypergraph.

A new descriptive homophily measure for general social hypergraphs where group interactions involve arbitrary number of individuals is proposed, and constraints of monotonic and majority homophily for two-class labels are established, providing a framework for analyzing homophily patterns.

Yunping Wang, Zhiheng Zhou, Mingwei Li et al. · 0 citations

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