3D virtual try-on tasks aim to generate realistic try-on results for full- body garments, allowing them to be observed from arbitrary perspectives. Recent methods often represent the 3D human form with a fixed topol- ...
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In the existing multi-attribute decision making researches, most of the hesitant fuzzy linguistic multi-attribute decision making methods assume the decision makers use the linguistic term set under the same granulari...
In the existing multi-attribute decision making researches, most of the hesitant fuzzy linguistic multi-attribute decision making methods assume the decision makers use the linguistic term set under the same granularity to express their linguistic evaluation informations. However, in actual decision making, due to different cultural and educational backgrounds, decision makers may use different sets of linguistic terms at different granularities, which leads to the mismatch of decision information and inaccuracy of decision results. To address this problem, this paper proposes VIKOR decision making method based on multi-granularity hesitant furzy linguistic term sets, which consider both the overall benefits of the group and the regret values of individuals to select the optimal solution. Specifically, a VIKOR decision making method based on the multi-granularity hesitant fuzzy linguistic term set is first proposed, which employs to convert the multi-granularity hesitant fuzzy linguistic term set of each decision maker to the same granularity for aggregation, and obtains the corresponding membership level linguistic term set. Secondly, using the VIKOR method, the positive and negative ideal solutions are determined, and all alternatives are ranked based on their proximity to the positive ideal solution. This ranking facilitates the selection of the optimal solution. Secondly, combined with the VIKOR method, the positive and negative ideal solutions are determined, and all alternatives are ranked in order of merit according to the magnitude of the closeness of the preference value setting of each alternative to the positive ideal solution, so as to achieve the selection of the optimal solution. Finally, an arithmetic example is used to prove the accuracy, rationality and feasibility of the method, and the stability of the proposed method is further illustrated by experimentally analyzing the decision mechanism coefficients.
Mental workload (MWL) identification is vital to know human cognitive functioning, performance, and well-being. In this work, we develop models for identifying low vs. high MWL using different genres of machine learni...
Mental workload (MWL) identification is vital to know human cognitive functioning, performance, and well-being. In this work, we develop models for identifying low vs. high MWL using different genres of machine learning classifiers. We used non-invasive functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) signals while participants classified the low vs. high levels of MWL tasks. Our analysis shows the low vs. high MWL can be identified best from the whole brain data. The k-nearest neighbors classifier showed the best performance with an accuracy of 98.8%, an area under the curve (AUC) of 98.8%, F1 score, precision, and recall of 98.0% from the whole brain data without overlapping signals. A separate hemisphere analysis using left hemisphere (LH) and right hemisphere (RH) activity showed that the LH activity has better classification ability than the RH activity. We also examined the classification with the top six features that could identify the low vs. high MWL with an accuracy of 97.4%, (AUC) 97.4%, F1 score, precision, and recall of 97.0%. These findings would be useful for developing more intuitive and user-friendly interfaces in the human-computer interface.
Given the intricate nature of stock forecasting as well as the inherent risks and uncertainties, analysis of market trends is necessary to capitalize on optimal investment opportunities for profit maximization and tim...
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The lack of accessible software in modern times continues to exclude people from engaging with technology. To address this, we developed the Accessible Learning Lab (ALL) project, which provides educational resources ...
The lack of accessible software in modern times continues to exclude people from engaging with technology. To address this, we developed the Accessible Learning Lab (ALL) project, which provides educational resources on accessible computing that enable individuals to create accessible software. ALL project offers a series of experiential educational labs that can be easily integrated into classroom settings and is available online to support adoption. These labs teach essential computing concepts, such as AI, ML, cybersecurity, and inclusive software development. Complete material is publicly available on the website: https://***
Diffusion probabilistic models (DPM) can generate semantically valuable pixel-level representations and are widely used in medical image segmentation tasks. However, DPM faces challenges when dealing with medical imag...
Diffusion probabilistic models (DPM) can generate semantically valuable pixel-level representations and are widely used in medical image segmentation tasks. However, DPM faces challenges when dealing with medical image segmentation problems due to the irregular structure of medical images and the similarity between lesions and their surrounding environments. Therefore, this paper proposes a dual-branch Diff-UNet architecture to solve the medical image segmentation problem. Specifically, this architecture introduces the Transformer internal network on top of the standard UNet architecture based on DPM and realizes the interaction of UNet and Transformer branch features through bidirectional connection units to capture local features and remote dependencies better. In addition, through the feature fusion module (FFM), the global context information extracted by DPM is combined with the local detail features captured by the segmentation network. Simultaneously, this paper introduces a mutual graph learning (MGL) network to decompose the image into two task-specific feature maps, which are used to roughly locate the object position and capture the fine details of the object boundary. Finally, the cross attention (CA) module combines the edge information of the diffusion model with the features of the segmentation network to enhance the network’s ability to perceive images. Experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of our Diff-UNet on challenging datasets, including self-collected databases and LUNA16.
Educational teaching apps are primarily available in app stores to educate students in various contexts. Lack of educational resources, physical and mental health conditions, and poverty cause some students to skip sc...
Educational teaching apps are primarily available in app stores to educate students in various contexts. Lack of educational resources, physical and mental health conditions, and poverty cause some students to skip school and move on to the next school grade without completing the course content of the previous grade. Most of the available apps focus on specific content to cover. The Smart Primary Education Tutor (SPET) teaching app specifically focuses on the missed content by analyzing their knowledge gap and providing lessons to cover the missed content. The main objective of SPET is to develop a methodology to identify the gap in student knowledge and fill the knowledge gap by teaching using smart techniques. SPET is determined to identify students’ interactions (attention, emotions) with the system to identify students’ ability to use the learning tool, identifying gaps in students’ knowledge levels compared to their actual grades using activities and voice-based technologies, teaching to cover the knowledge gap by providing engaging activities and lessons and evaluating students by conducting a final assessment and analyze students’ knowledge and performance obtained through the system. Students between the ages of 5 and 8 are targeted in the community to apply. The solution embeds deep learning-based models including attention classification models using head posture estimation, facial expression recognition, and eye gaze estimation, speech recognition models to identify provided verbal answers, handwriting recognition models to evaluate student performance, and smart teaching. The child emotion recognition model achieved 93% accuracy. The Attention span evaluation model achieved 85% accuracy. The handwritten numerical and English character data recognition model which detects answers for the final assessment paper achieved 85% percent of accuracy.
We survey eight recent works by our group, involving the successful blending of evolutionary algorithms with machine learning and deep learning: 1. Binary and Multinomial Classification through Evolutionary Symbolic R...
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—With the rapid development of technology and the acceleration of digitalisation, the frequency and complexity of cyber security threats are increasing. Traditional cybersecurity approaches, often based on static rul...
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The global population is estimated to reach 8 billion by 2023 [1]. To feed such an immense population in a sustainable way, while also enabling farmers to make a living, requires the modernization of production method...
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The global population is estimated to reach 8 billion by 2023 [1]. To feed such an immense population in a sustainable way, while also enabling farmers to make a living, requires the modernization of production methods in agriculture. In recent years there has been a lot of excitement in academic research and industry about the application of modern computer technology to farming, making farming one of the favorites for investors. According to Forbes Magazine, the agricultural technology gold rush began in 2013, with Monsanto's purchase of the agricultural data company, The Climate Corporation, for $930 million [16]. The total investment in 2017 topped $1.5 billion, setting a new record. All economic indicators point to a huge increase in technology and in particular software used in the agriculture fields. The need for advanced technology in agriculture is clear. The technology is being developed and ready, but what is still lacking is the number of professionals that have both skills-agriculture and technological knowledge-in particular in advanced computing methods like computer vision and deep learning. The main goal of this paper is to report on our approach to close the gap between domain experts in agriculture and computer scientists by developing a practical, hands-on activity in the form of a workshop or tutorial specifically targeted at agricultural engineers and practitioners interested in applying computer vision techniques to solve agricultural problems. The tutorial consists of specific examples like detecting and counting bees, segmentation of fruit trees and automatic fruit classification. The examples for the tutorials are chosen because of their simplicity of implementation and because they are also easily expandable into more complex projects. For example, the segmentation tutorial can be used to estimate pruning weight which is useful to determine the baseline vigor levels of the fruit trees. It is one of the best ways to quantify areas of the or
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