Xun Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3943543 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xun Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xun |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2263-0567 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Identifying drivers of community-scale urban renewal with an ante-hoc interpretable hybrid graph model
The driving mechanisms of urban renewal are complex and spatially heterogeneous, particularly at the community scale. However, existing studies often fail to capture complex neighborhood dependencies and lack the built-in interpretability to decode decision-making logic, representing a critical research gap. This study develops an interpretable framework based on an Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) to identify the drivers of community-scale urba…
Unintended welfare consequences of high-speed rail development: Evidence from rural China’s elderly
The influence of vocabulary difficulty and retrieval interval on the retrieval practice effect in English learning
A comparative study on the impact of four different SVVR-supported intercultural learning environments on learners’ intercultural competence and learning engagement
In the digital age, spherical video-based virtual reality (SVVR) emerges as a powerful tool for intercultural education, enabling immersive experiences that transcend geographical boundaries. However, prevalent research often reduces learners to passive observers, constraining the cultivation of intercultural competence. This study addresses the gap in current research by examining the effects of learning devices and interaction components within…
Empathetic Response Generation With Self and Other-Imagine Graph
Empathy, an essential quality in daily human conversations, plays a crucial role in dialogue systems. In recent years, there has been a surge of interest among researchers in developing empathetic response generation. However, existing methods often ignore the high-level process of generating empathy-imagination, which involves consciously putting oneself in the other person's shoes during a conversation. To solve this critical problem, we propos…
DMFF-Net: A dual encoding multiscale feature fusion network for ovarian tumor segmentation
Ovarian cancer is a serious threat to the female reproductive system. Precise segmentation of the tumor area helps the doctors to further diagnose the disease. Automatic segmentation techniques for abstracting high-quality features from images through autonomous learning of model have become a hot research topic nowadays. However, the existing methods still have the problem of poor segmentation of ovarian tumor details. To cope with this problem,…
Satisfaction with care quality and anxiety among family members during nursing home visiting restrictions: The chain mediating effect of emotional regulation and perceived stress
Introduction: This study aimed to investigate the psychological well-being (perceived stress and anxiety) of Chinese family members during nursing home visiting restrictions and to elucidate the relationships among satisfaction with care quality, emotion regulation, perceived stress, and anxiety. Methods: An online survey was conducted with a cross-sectional study design. From 18 to 29 January 2022, a total of 571 family members of nursing home r…
ST3DNetCrime: Improved ST-3DNet Model for Crime Prediction at Fine Spatial Temporal Scales
Crime prediction is crucial for sustainable urban development and protecting citizens’ quality of life. However, there exist some challenges in this regard. First, the spatio-temporal correlations in crime data are relatively complex and are heterogenous in time and space, hence it is difficult to model the spatio-temporal correlation in crime data adequately. Second, crime prediction at fine spatial temporal scales can be applied to micro patrol…
An Occupancy Information Grid Model for Path Planning of Intelligent Robots
Commonly used robot map models include occupancy grid maps, topological maps, and semantic maps. Among these, an occupancy grid map is mainly represented as a quadrilateral grid. This paper proposes an occupancy information grid for intelligent robots by exploiting the advantages of the occupancy grid map and spatial information grid. In terms of geometric structure, a regular hexagonal grid is used instead of a regular quadrilateral grid. In ter…
Digital financial inclusion and household risk sharing: Evidence from China's digital finance revolution
This paper examines how digital finance development affects household risk sharing in China. We provide convincing evidence that households that experience idiosyncratic negative shocks on income growth exhibit a disproportionally lower level of reduction in idiosyncratic consumption growth in regions with better digital financial inclusion. Improved risk sharing through reduction in transaction costs of remittance that digital finance generates,…
Overcoming the middle-income trap: International experiences and China’s choice
Overcoming the middle-income trap is the main task of China’s next stage of economic development. International experiences show that continuous innovation and industrial upgrading in an open market environment are the keys to overcoming the middle-income trap. An open market is a prerequisite for a high-income economy. The expansion of trade, investment, and exchange activities helps emerging economies absorb technology transfer and knowledge sp…
Financial sector policies and current account imbalances: Cross country evidence
Both financial market deregulation and global external imbalance feature prominently among the potential causes of the 2008 global financial crisis, but they have been largely examined separately. In this paper, we take a different angle and investigate the relationship between financial market regulation and current account imbalances, an area for which limited empirical evidence exists. Using a large data set that includes 66 developed and emer…
Openness, growth convergence and China’s development prospects
This paper examines China’s long-term growth prospects and the potential drivers of future growth, based on cross-country productivity convergence and China’s featured demographic evolution. In a nonlinear open economy catch-up growth model, per capital GDP growth of the followers depend on that of the leading economy and time varying convergence of the relative per capita GDP. Comparable open economies of China are identified in terms of relativ…
Inflammatory responses and inflammation-associated diseases in organs
// Linlin Chen 1, * , Huidan Deng 1, * , Hengmin Cui 1, 2 , Jing Fang 1, 2 , Zhicai Zuo 1, 2 , Junliang Deng 1, 2 , Yinglun Li 1, 2 , Xun Wang 1, 2 and Ling Zhao 1, 2 1 College of Veterinary Medicine, Sichuan Agricultural University, Wenjiang, Chengdu 611130, China 2 Key Laboratory of Animal Diseases and Environmental Hazards of Sichuan Province, Sichuan Agriculture University, Wenjiang, Chengdu 611130, China * These authors contributed equally t…
Relationship between Photosynthetic Capacity and Microcystin Production in Toxic Microcystis Aeruginosa under Different Iron Regimes
Blooms of harmful cyanobacteria have been observed in various water bodies across the world and some of them can produce intracellular toxins, such as microcystins (MCs), which negatively impact aquatic organisms and human health. Iron participates significantly in cyanobacterial photosynthesis and is proposed to be linked to MC production. Here, the cyanobacteria Microcystis aeruginosa was cultivated under different iron regimes to investigate t…
Assessment of the Multi-Objective Reservoir Operation for Maintaining the Turbidity Maximum Zone in the Yangtze River Estuary
The construction of multifunction reservoirs is important for flood control, agriculture irrigation, navigation, and hydropower generation, but dam construction will inevitably affect the downstream flow and sediment regimes, which can cause some environmental and ecological consequences. Therefore, this paper aims to propose a framework for assessing the multiobjective reservoir operation model based on environmental flows for sustaining the sus…
Impact of international experience on research capacity of Chinese health professionals
CONTEXT: It is common practice worldwide for health professionals to study abroad. However, the outcome of such experience has not been rigorously evaluated in China. Our current study aimed to quantify the impact on research of studying abroad among Chinese health professionals. METHODS: A self-administered structured questionnaire was developed among health professionals in Harbin Medical University and its affiliated hospitals who had studied …
Paths to mixed-use development: A case study of Southern Changping in Beijing, China
Achieving capital account convertibility in China 1
China has been delaying the plan of achieving capital account convertibility since the Asian financial crisis, although restrictions on capital flows have been reduced steadily, confirmed by the falling Capital Account Control Index. Current restrictions exist mainly for cross-border portfolio investment, debt financing and outward direct investment (ODI). Effectiveness of these restrictions, however, has been declining over time. While capital c…
What determines China's inflation
We examine determinants of inflation in China. Analyses of both year-on-year and month-on-month growth data confirm that excess liquidity, output gap, housing prices, and stock prices positively affect inflation. Impulse response analyses indicate that most effects occur during the initial five months and disappear after ten months. Effects of real interest rates and exchange rates on inflation are relatively weak. Our results suggest that the ou…
Value differences between generations in China: A study in Shanghai
The 1990 World Values Survey demonstrated that industrialization promotes a shift from traditional to secular-rational values. Drawing data from a sample survey of 2,350 respondents in Shanghai, this study examines the impact of social change on people's values in China. Specifically, we are interested in (1) are there significant differences in values between different generations in China? (2) Do younger generations tend to have more modern val…
Reform and Improve the Medical Care System to Enhance the Quality of Life Among the Elderly
The basic medical insurance system for urban employees that is currently set up in China marks the official formation of a pattern of primary-level medical insurance which requires the shared responsibilities of the state, the work unit, and the individual. This medical-insurance system, established on the "low-level-and-wide-coverage" principle, is a product of the present stage in the economic development of our country. In this system, special…
Tigers are bound and monkeys are free: A comparative study of state-owned and township/village-owned enterprises in China
Value differences between generations in China: A study in Shanghai
The 1990 World Values Survey demonstrated that industrialization promotes a shift from traditional to secular-rational values. Drawing data from a sample survey of 2,350 respondents in Shanghai, this study examines the impact of social change on people's values in China. Specifically, we are interested in (1) are there significant differences in values between different generations in China? (2) Do younger generations tend to have more modern val…
Paths to mixed-use development: A case study of Southern Changping in Beijing, China
Digital financial inclusion and household risk sharing: Evidence from China's digital finance revolution
This paper examines how digital finance development affects household risk sharing in China. We provide convincing evidence that households that experience idiosyncratic negative shocks on income growth exhibit a disproportionally lower level of reduction in idiosyncratic consumption growth in regions with better digital financial inclusion. Improved risk sharing through reduction in transaction costs of remittance that digital finance generates,…
Achieving capital account convertibility in China 1
China has been delaying the plan of achieving capital account convertibility since the Asian financial crisis, although restrictions on capital flows have been reduced steadily, confirmed by the falling Capital Account Control Index. Current restrictions exist mainly for cross-border portfolio investment, debt financing and outward direct investment (ODI). Effectiveness of these restrictions, however, has been declining over time. While capital c…
What determines China's inflation
We examine determinants of inflation in China. Analyses of both year-on-year and month-on-month growth data confirm that excess liquidity, output gap, housing prices, and stock prices positively affect inflation. Impulse response analyses indicate that most effects occur during the initial five months and disappear after ten months. Effects of real interest rates and exchange rates on inflation are relatively weak. Our results suggest that the ou…
Reform and Improve the Medical Care System to Enhance the Quality of Life Among the Elderly
The basic medical insurance system for urban employees that is currently set up in China marks the official formation of a pattern of primary-level medical insurance which requires the shared responsibilities of the state, the work unit, and the individual. This medical-insurance system, established on the "low-level-and-wide-coverage" principle, is a product of the present stage in the economic development of our country. In this system, special…
Tigers are bound and monkeys are free: A comparative study of state-owned and township/village-owned enterprises in China
Reform and Improve the Medical Care System to Enhance the Quality of Life Among the Elderly
The basic medical insurance system for urban employees that is currently set up in China marks the official formation of a pattern of primary-level medical insurance which requires the shared responsibilities of the state, the work unit, and the individual. This medical-insurance system, established on the "low-level-and-wide-coverage" principle, is a product of the present stage in the economic development of our country. In this system, special…
What determines China's inflation
We examine determinants of inflation in China. Analyses of both year-on-year and month-on-month growth data confirm that excess liquidity, output gap, housing prices, and stock prices positively affect inflation. Impulse response analyses indicate that most effects occur during the initial five months and disappear after ten months. Effects of real interest rates and exchange rates on inflation are relatively weak. Our results suggest that the ou…
Value differences between generations in China: A study in Shanghai
The 1990 World Values Survey demonstrated that industrialization promotes a shift from traditional to secular-rational values. Drawing data from a sample survey of 2,350 respondents in Shanghai, this study examines the impact of social change on people's values in China. Specifically, we are interested in (1) are there significant differences in values between different generations in China? (2) Do younger generations tend to have more modern val…
Achieving capital account convertibility in China 1
China has been delaying the plan of achieving capital account convertibility since the Asian financial crisis, although restrictions on capital flows have been reduced steadily, confirmed by the falling Capital Account Control Index. Current restrictions exist mainly for cross-border portfolio investment, debt financing and outward direct investment (ODI). Effectiveness of these restrictions, however, has been declining over time. While capital c…
Impact of international experience on research capacity of Chinese health professionals
CONTEXT: It is common practice worldwide for health professionals to study abroad. However, the outcome of such experience has not been rigorously evaluated in China. Our current study aimed to quantify the impact on research of studying abroad among Chinese health professionals. METHODS: A self-administered structured questionnaire was developed among health professionals in Harbin Medical University and its affiliated hospitals who had studied …
Paths to mixed-use development: A case study of Southern Changping in Beijing, China
Inflammatory responses and inflammation-associated diseases in organs
// Linlin Chen 1, * , Huidan Deng 1, * , Hengmin Cui 1, 2 , Jing Fang 1, 2 , Zhicai Zuo 1, 2 , Junliang Deng 1, 2 , Yinglun Li 1, 2 , Xun Wang 1, 2 and Ling Zhao 1, 2 1 College of Veterinary Medicine, Sichuan Agricultural University, Wenjiang, Chengdu 611130, China 2 Key Laboratory of Animal Diseases and Environmental Hazards of Sichuan Province, Sichuan Agriculture University, Wenjiang, Chengdu 611130, China * These authors contributed equally t…
Relationship between Photosynthetic Capacity and Microcystin Production in Toxic Microcystis Aeruginosa under Different Iron Regimes
Blooms of harmful cyanobacteria have been observed in various water bodies across the world and some of them can produce intracellular toxins, such as microcystins (MCs), which negatively impact aquatic organisms and human health. Iron participates significantly in cyanobacterial photosynthesis and is proposed to be linked to MC production. Here, the cyanobacteria Microcystis aeruginosa was cultivated under different iron regimes to investigate t…
Assessment of the Multi-Objective Reservoir Operation for Maintaining the Turbidity Maximum Zone in the Yangtze River Estuary
The construction of multifunction reservoirs is important for flood control, agriculture irrigation, navigation, and hydropower generation, but dam construction will inevitably affect the downstream flow and sediment regimes, which can cause some environmental and ecological consequences. Therefore, this paper aims to propose a framework for assessing the multiobjective reservoir operation model based on environmental flows for sustaining the sus…
Openness, growth convergence and China’s development prospects
This paper examines China’s long-term growth prospects and the potential drivers of future growth, based on cross-country productivity convergence and China’s featured demographic evolution. In a nonlinear open economy catch-up growth model, per capital GDP growth of the followers depend on that of the leading economy and time varying convergence of the relative per capita GDP. Comparable open economies of China are identified in terms of relativ…
Financial sector policies and current account imbalances: Cross country evidence
Both financial market deregulation and global external imbalance feature prominently among the potential causes of the 2008 global financial crisis, but they have been largely examined separately. In this paper, we take a different angle and investigate the relationship between financial market regulation and current account imbalances, an area for which limited empirical evidence exists. Using a large data set that includes 66 developed and emer…
Overcoming the middle-income trap: International experiences and China’s choice
Overcoming the middle-income trap is the main task of China’s next stage of economic development. International experiences show that continuous innovation and industrial upgrading in an open market environment are the keys to overcoming the middle-income trap. An open market is a prerequisite for a high-income economy. The expansion of trade, investment, and exchange activities helps emerging economies absorb technology transfer and knowledge sp…
ST3DNetCrime: Improved ST-3DNet Model for Crime Prediction at Fine Spatial Temporal Scales
Crime prediction is crucial for sustainable urban development and protecting citizens’ quality of life. However, there exist some challenges in this regard. First, the spatio-temporal correlations in crime data are relatively complex and are heterogenous in time and space, hence it is difficult to model the spatio-temporal correlation in crime data adequately. Second, crime prediction at fine spatial temporal scales can be applied to micro patrol…
An Occupancy Information Grid Model for Path Planning of Intelligent Robots
Commonly used robot map models include occupancy grid maps, topological maps, and semantic maps. Among these, an occupancy grid map is mainly represented as a quadrilateral grid. This paper proposes an occupancy information grid for intelligent robots by exploiting the advantages of the occupancy grid map and spatial information grid. In terms of geometric structure, a regular hexagonal grid is used instead of a regular quadrilateral grid. In ter…
Digital financial inclusion and household risk sharing: Evidence from China's digital finance revolution
This paper examines how digital finance development affects household risk sharing in China. We provide convincing evidence that households that experience idiosyncratic negative shocks on income growth exhibit a disproportionally lower level of reduction in idiosyncratic consumption growth in regions with better digital financial inclusion. Improved risk sharing through reduction in transaction costs of remittance that digital finance generates,…
DMFF-Net: A dual encoding multiscale feature fusion network for ovarian tumor segmentation
Ovarian cancer is a serious threat to the female reproductive system. Precise segmentation of the tumor area helps the doctors to further diagnose the disease. Automatic segmentation techniques for abstracting high-quality features from images through autonomous learning of model have become a hot research topic nowadays. However, the existing methods still have the problem of poor segmentation of ovarian tumor details. To cope with this problem,…
Satisfaction with care quality and anxiety among family members during nursing home visiting restrictions: The chain mediating effect of emotional regulation and perceived stress
Introduction: This study aimed to investigate the psychological well-being (perceived stress and anxiety) of Chinese family members during nursing home visiting restrictions and to elucidate the relationships among satisfaction with care quality, emotion regulation, perceived stress, and anxiety. Methods: An online survey was conducted with a cross-sectional study design. From 18 to 29 January 2022, a total of 571 family members of nursing home r…
Empathetic Response Generation With Self and Other-Imagine Graph
Empathy, an essential quality in daily human conversations, plays a crucial role in dialogue systems. In recent years, there has been a surge of interest among researchers in developing empathetic response generation. However, existing methods often ignore the high-level process of generating empathy-imagination, which involves consciously putting oneself in the other person's shoes during a conversation. To solve this critical problem, we propos…
A comparative study on the impact of four different SVVR-supported intercultural learning environments on learners’ intercultural competence and learning engagement
In the digital age, spherical video-based virtual reality (SVVR) emerges as a powerful tool for intercultural education, enabling immersive experiences that transcend geographical boundaries. However, prevalent research often reduces learners to passive observers, constraining the cultivation of intercultural competence. This study addresses the gap in current research by examining the effects of learning devices and interaction components within…
Identifying drivers of community-scale urban renewal with an ante-hoc interpretable hybrid graph model
The driving mechanisms of urban renewal are complex and spatially heterogeneous, particularly at the community scale. However, existing studies often fail to capture complex neighborhood dependencies and lack the built-in interpretability to decode decision-making logic, representing a critical research gap. This study develops an interpretable framework based on an Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) to identify the drivers of community-scale urba…
Unintended welfare consequences of high-speed rail development: Evidence from rural China’s elderly
The influence of vocabulary difficulty and retrieval interval on the retrieval practice effect in English learning
Economics (10 works) · China (9 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works)