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Single Particle Analysis
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Habitat 2.0 is introduced, a simulation platform for training virtual robots in interactive 3D environments and complex physics-enabled scenarios, and it is found that flat RL policies struggle on HAB compared to hierarchical ones, and SPA pipelines are more brittle than RL policies.
Generative adversarial network is adopted to solve the remote sensing imagery cloud removal task and the spatial attention mechanism is introduced, which imitates the human visual mechanism and recognizes and focuses the cloud area with local-to-global spatial attention, thereby enhancing the information recovery of these areas and generating cloudless images with better quality.
The proposed method offers a novel learning-based take on orientation recovery in SPA, and demonstrates that orientations can be accurately recovered from projections that are shifted and corrupted with a high level of noise.
An end-to-end SpA-Former to recover a shadow-free image from a single shaded image, which is a one-stage network capable of directly learning the mapping function between shadows and no shadows, it does not require a separate shadow detection.
Tests on the recently-published cryo-EM data of three complexes have demonstrated that the deep learning based scheme, DeepPicker, can successfully accomplish the human-level particle picking process and identify a sufficient number of particles that are comparable to those picked manually by human experts.
A novel contrastive learning-based image restoration method by ’learning from history’, which dynamically generates negative samples from the historical models, which rejuvenates historical models as negative models, making it compatible with diverse image restoration tasks and without additional priors of the tasks.
This article proposes a new type of classifier based on obtaining a local approximation to the support of the data within each class in a neighborhood of the feature to be classified, and assigning thefeature to the class having the closest support.
This work trains one such network to identify and assign the decay products of each top quark unambiguously and without combinatorial explosion, and significantly outperforms existing state-of-the-art methods.
A Lyapunov analysis of SGD with momentum (SGD+M), by utilizing a equivalent rewriting of the method known as the stochastic primal averaging (SPA) form, which is much tighter than previous theory in the non-convex case.
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