The Roller-Quadrotor is a novel quadrotor that combines the maneuverability of aerial drones with the endurance of ground vehicles. This work focuses on the design, modeling, and experimental validation of the Roller-...
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This paper presents a design and simulation of a subwavelenth polarization converter unit operating in 5G millimeter wave frequency. The converter consists of two metal metasurface patterns and a dielectric layer sand...
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Sequential Recommender Systems (SRS), leveraging the temporal information from users' behaviors, have noticeably improved user experience against traditional systems. However, these behaviors often follow long-tai...
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(数字)9781665410205
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(纸本)9781665410212
Sequential Recommender Systems (SRS), leveraging the temporal information from users' behaviors, have noticeably improved user experience against traditional systems. However, these behaviors often follow long-tail distribution, making the systems biased towards popular items (i.e., popularity bias). Moreover, popularity bias would amplify the neglect of long-tail recommendations, thereby sharpening the long-tail problem. Previous researches usually address these challenges independently, focusing on reducing the over-recommendation of popular items or enhancing the representation quality of tail items. Indeed, it is possible to incorporate their merits to achieve the best of both worlds. Thus, we propose a novel and unified framework, named Collaborative Solution to Long tailed problem and Popularity bias (CSLP), to tackle both the long-tail problem and popularity bias simultaneously. To achieve this, we first introduce a representation enhancement module featuring dual generators to enhance user and item representations, particularly for those in the tail. On the other hand, a debiasing module incorporating an Inverse Propensity Score (IPS) with a clipping strategy is introduced to further alleviate the popularity bias. Specifically, this clipping strategy demonstrates a clear decrease in the original IPS method's variance, effectively improving the recommendation for stability and accuracy. Experiments on three widely-used datasets show CSLP's effectiveness in solving both issues. CSLP surpasses all baselines (traditional, popularity bias, and long-tail problem) in overall performance, significantly enhancing recommendation accuracy for both tail users and items, and achieving a more balanced ratio of recommendations between popular and tail items. Code is available at https://***/Echohuangyan/CSLP.
We investigate the issue of a co-design event-based scheme and dynamic output controller for the H ∞ -stabilization of cyber-physical systems with network delays and packet loss. In particular, we are interested in t...
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We investigate the issue of a co-design event-based scheme and dynamic output controller for the H ∞ -stabilization of cyber-physical systems with network delays and packet loss. In particular, we are interested in the way to transmit information in dual-side transmissions, i.e., measurement and control channels, which have their own dynamic event-triggered sampling rules to construct dual-side mechanisms. The co-design conditions are boiled down to a class of bilinear matrix inequality problems, using a successive convex optimization method to overcome the non-convex problem and obtain the design parameters simulta-neously, which can get the desired control performance while reducing the data transmission stress. Finally, the validity of the proposed methodology is illustrated by a numerical case.
Gastric cancer (GC) presents challenges in predicting treatment responses due to its patient-specific heterogeneity. Recently, liquid biopsies have become recognized as a valuable data modality, offering essential cel...
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Gastric cancer (GC) presents challenges in predicting treatment responses due to its patient-specific heterogeneity. Recently, liquid biopsies have become recognized as a valuable data modality, offering essential cellular and molecular insights and enabling the capture of time-sensitive information. This study aimed to harness artificial intelligence (AI) technology to analyze longitudinal liquid biopsy data. We collected a dataset from longitudinal liquid biopsies of 91 patients at Peking Cancer Hospital, spanning from July 2019 to April 2022, which included 1,895 tumor-related cellular images and 1,698 tumor marker indices. Subsequently, we introduced the Dynamic-Aware Model (DAM) to predict GC treatment responses. DAM incorporates the dynamic data through AI-engineered components, enabling an in-depth longitudinal analysis. Utilizing three-fold cross-validation, DAM exhibited superior performance over traditional cell-counting-based methods, achieving an AUC of 0.807 in predicting GC treatment responses. In the test set, DAM maintained stable efficacy with an AUC of 0.802. Besides, DAM showed the capability to accurately predict treatment responses from early treatment data. Moreover, DAM's visual analysis of attention mechanisms identified six dynamic focus-area-related visual features and their strong association with treatment response. These findings represent a pioneering effort in applying AI technology for interpreting longitudinal liquid biopsy data and employ visual analytics in GC, offering a promising avenue toward precise response prediction and tailored treatment strategies for patients with ***: This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (81801778 to Li Zhang., 82203881 to Yang Chen, U22A20327 to Lin Shen, 12090022 to Bin Dong), Beijing Natural Science Foundation (7222021 to Yang Chen), Beijing Hospitals Authority Youth Programme (QML20231115 to Yang Chen), Clinical Medicine Plus X-Young Scholars Project of P
Deep learning-based Autonomous Driving (AD) semantic segmentation (SSeg) models often exhibit poor generalization due to data heterogeneity in an ever domain-shifting environment. While Federated Learning (FL) could i...
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In the era of big data, data trading significantly enhances data-driven technologies by facilitating data sharing. Despite the clear advantages often experienced by data users when incorporating multiple sources, the ...
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ISBN:
(数字)9798350351255
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(纸本)9798350351262
In the era of big data, data trading significantly enhances data-driven technologies by facilitating data sharing. Despite the clear advantages often experienced by data users when incorporating multiple sources, the topic of multi-source data trading remains largely unexplored. This paper designs a novel data trading framework, which enables multi-source data trading through multi-source cooperation. The proposed framework aims to improve data usage efficiency and increase seller revenue. In particular, we model data sellers’ cooperative decisions through the Nash bargaining framework and systematically outline the interactions between sellers and buyers as a two-stage Stackelberg game. A key contribution of this work is the consideration of coupling among diverse data products, which is essential but often overlooked in prior studies. We properly classify data’s utility into endogenous and relational categories to disentangle the coupling. Despite the inherent non-convex nature of the optimization problem, we methodically derive the closed-form optimal solutions by decomposing the problem into several subproblems. Interestingly, we reveal that, under our proposed framework, sellers’ revenue initially remains steady with the increase of product coupling level, but begins to rise once the level exceeds a certain threshold due to the substitute effect. Finally, experimental results show that our proposed framework can improve the seller’s profit by up to 46.32% compared to traditional data trading methods in the current data market.
Efficient fine-tuning of pre-trained convolutional neural network (CNN) models using local data is essential for providing high-quality services to users using ubiquitous and resource-limited Internet of Things (IoT) ...
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Efficient fine-tuning of pre-trained convolutional neural network (CNN) models using local data is essential for providing high-quality services to users using ubiquitous and resource-limited Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) fine-tuning has attracted widespread attention from industry and academia because it is simple, efficient, and does not incur any additional reasoning burden. However, most of the existing advanced methods use LoRA to fine-tune Transformer, and there are few studies on using LoRA to fine-tune CNN. The CNN model is widely deployed on IoT devices for application due to its advantages in comprehensive resource occupancy and performance. Moreover, IoT devices are widely deployed outdoors and usually process data affected by the environment (such as fog, snow, rain, etc.). The goal of this paper is to use LoRA technology to efficiently improve the robustness of the CNN model. To this end, this paper first proposes a strong, robust CNN fine-tuning method for IoT devices, LoRA-C, which performs low-rank decomposition in convolutional layers rather than kernel units to reduce the number of fine-tuning parameters. Then, this paper analyzes two different rank settings in detail and observes that the best performance is usually achieved when α/r is a constant in either standard data or corrupted data. This discovery provides experience for the widespread application of LoRA-C. Finally, this paper conducts many experiments based on pre-trained models. Experimental results on CIFAR-10, CIFAR-100, CIFAR-10-C, and Icons50 datasets show that the proposed LoRA-Cs outperforms standard ResNets. Specifically, on the CIFAR-10-C dataset, the accuracy of LoRA-C-ResNet-101 achieves 83.44% accuracy, surpassing the standard ResNet-101 result by +9.5%. On the Icons-50 dataset, the accuracy of LoRA-C-ResNet-34 achieves 96.9% accuracy, surpassing the standard ResNet-34 result by +8.48%. In addition, compared with full parameter fine-tuning, LoRA-
The objective of sequential recommendation is to predict user preferences for items based on historical interaction sequences. This process often leads to a phenomenon known as popularity bias, where popular items are...
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ISBN:
(数字)9798350359312
ISBN:
(纸本)9798350359329
The objective of sequential recommendation is to predict user preferences for items based on historical interaction sequences. This process often leads to a phenomenon known as popularity bias, where popular items are excessively recommended. Conformity, the tendency of users to follow popular items, is a significant factor contributing to this issue. Previous methods have not adequately disentangled conformity and interest, failing to accurately model users’ true intent. To address this, we propose a novel Disentangled Interest and Conformity Sequential Recommendation method (DICSRec) to mitigate the popularity bias. Specifically, we first design an Intent Encoding Module (IEM), which includes two independent encoders for conformity and interest to model their representations. To better disentangle these two factors, we design a disentangling task with proxy-based self-supervised learning and orthogonal regularization. Furthermore, to provide the Intent Encoding Module with more global information, we design a Global Conformity-aware Module (GCM), which supplies item popularity information and aids in enhancing user conformity representation. Lastly, recognizing the varying significance of user conformity and interest, we propose an adaptive Fusion Prediction Module (FPM) that adaptively aggregates user conformity and interest representations for final prediction. Experiments on four real-world datasets consistently demonstrate the superiority of our method over advanced sequential recommendation models. Code implementation is available at: https://***/lyra0611/DICSRec.
To help enterprises control the carbon emissions of vehicles in the production process and obtain better profits, we proposes a fuzzy multi-objective optimization model, which considers the maximization of enterprise ...
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