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基于长距离区域特征提取的部分对部分点云配准
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作者 罗文秋 陈俊洪 +2 位作者 梁达勇 asim muhammad 刘文印 《计算机应用与软件》 北大核心 2026年第2期284-292,共9页
由于点云采集过程中容易受到环境的干扰,因此采集到的点云往往是稀疏且分布不均的,这导致了采集的两组点云往往难以进行配准。对此,提出一种基于端到端深度学习的部分到部分点云配准方法。设计一个残差曲线注意模块用来提取点云长距离... 由于点云采集过程中容易受到环境的干扰,因此采集到的点云往往是稀疏且分布不均的,这导致了采集的两组点云往往难以进行配准。对此,提出一种基于端到端深度学习的部分到部分点云配准方法。设计一个残差曲线注意模块用来提取点云长距离区域特征;提出一个关键匹配对预测模块用来预测关键匹配对。使用SVD方法对关键匹配对进行计算生成最终的变换矩阵。通过ModelNet40数据集上进行的大量实验表明,该方法取得了最好的效果,并在KITTI数据集上验证了该方法在实际环境中部署的有效性。 展开更多
关键词 部分对部分点云配准 残差曲线网络 注意力机制 关键匹配对
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An optimized framework for degree distribution in LT codes based on power law
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作者 asim muhammad Choi GoangSeog 《Journal of Central South University》 SCIE EI CAS 2013年第10期2693-2699,共7页
LT codes are practical realization of digital fountain codes, which provides the concept of rateless coding. In this scheme, encoded symbols are generated infinitely from k information symbols. Decoder uses only(1+α)... LT codes are practical realization of digital fountain codes, which provides the concept of rateless coding. In this scheme, encoded symbols are generated infinitely from k information symbols. Decoder uses only(1+α)k number of encoded symbols to recover the original information. The degree distribution function in the LT codes helps to generate a random graph also referred as tanner graph. The artifact of tanner graph is responsible for computational complexity and overhead in the LT codes. Intuitively, a well designed degree distribution can be used for an efficient implementation of LT codes. The degree distribution function is studied as a function of power law, and LT codes are classified into two different categories: SFLT and RLT codes. Also, two different degree distributions are proposed and analyzed for SFLT codes which guarantee optimal performance in terms of computational complexity and overhead. 展开更多
关键词 FOUNTAIN CODES DEGREE distribution OVERHEAD computational COMPLEXITY power LAW
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A critical review on pear Fruit’s polyphenols and its chlorogenic acid:Composition,bioavailability,and pharmacological potential
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作者 Abdul Basit Raheem Shahzad +7 位作者 Abdul Mueed asim muhammad Wang Rong Liu Ya Gong Xin Khanizadeh Shahrokh muhammad Arshad Tao Shutian 《Food Bioscience》 2025年第6期129-143,共15页
Pear fruits contain diverse sources of phenolic compounds such as Chlorogenic acid(CGA),flavonoids,and stilbene.CGA is one the most important and biologically active compounds among phenolic compounds which can be nat... Pear fruits contain diverse sources of phenolic compounds such as Chlorogenic acid(CGA),flavonoids,and stilbene.CGA is one the most important and biologically active compounds among phenolic compounds which can be naturally found in pear.Recent studies demonstrated that CGA plays an important role in maintaining human health,offering antioxidant,anti-inflammatory,anti-cancer benefits,and free radicals scavenger.This review discusses the potential use of pears by products as nutraceuticals and highlights polyphenol composition in pear fruit,particularly the bioavailability and potential mechanism of CGA in mitigating chronic diseases and antioxidative role as a free radicals scavenger.The present study will help to deepen our understanding of the application of CGA and their dietary supplement in the prevention of different biological disorders such as lipid and glucose-impaired metabolism,diabetes,cardiac disease,anticancer,antioxidant,anti-inflammatory,and neurological disorders.Moreover,the findings of the studies highlight the vast literature gap concerning the bioavailability of CGA in pears and their possible therapeutic action in human health.Overall,CGA from pear may be particularly use as a functional food,dietary supplement,and pharmaceutical for the management and prevention of chronic disease and antioxidant activity. 展开更多
关键词 Polyphenols Pear Chlorogenic acid Diabetes Antioxidant Anti-inflammatory Cardiovascular disease Nutraceuticals Pomace Health benefits
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Integrated transcriptomic and metabolomic analysis reveals dynamic changes in endogenous hormones and their potential associations with wound healing in broccoli stalk incisions during the self-adaptive stage(SAS)
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作者 Hengjia Ni Hua He +4 位作者 Yanyin Guo Qingyue Xue Mingkun Jiang asim muhammad Nana Ji 《Food Bioscience》 2025年第10期1614-1628,共15页
Wound healing in postharvest fruits and vegetables is critical for maintaining quality and shelf life,yet the role of endogenous hormones in this process remains unclear.This study integrated transcriptomic and metabo... Wound healing in postharvest fruits and vegetables is critical for maintaining quality and shelf life,yet the role of endogenous hormones in this process remains unclear.This study integrated transcriptomic and metabolomic analyses to explore how hormonal regulation influences wound healing at broccoli stalk incisions during the selfadaptive stage(SAS)within 12 h after harvest.Levels of 12 hormones were quantified,including brassinosteroid(BR),salicylic acid(SA),gibberellins(GAs),cytokinin(CK),indoleacetic acid(IAA),melatonin(MT),ethylene(ET),abscisic acid(ABA),and methyl jasmonate(MeJA).The concentrations of BR,SA,GAs,CK,and ET reached their highest levels at 3 h after harvest,while ABA and MeJA showed maximum accumulation at 12 h.Transcriptomic profiling revealed 40,020 differentially expressed genes,among which 127 were enriched in seven hormone biosynthesis pathways.Key upregulated genes included PAL2 and IPT5 at 3 h,promoting salicylic acid and cytokinin biosynthesis,and OPR3 and NCED3 at 12 h,facilitating the synthesis of methyl jasmonate and abscisic acid.These transcriptional changes were supported by dynamic metabolite variations.The results indicate that mechanical wounding rapidly activates multiple hormone signaling pathways,with early hormonal bursts initiating healing responses and late signals reinforcing tissue repair.This study clarifies the temporal coordination of hormonal regulation during wound healing and provides a theoretical basis for postharvest preservation strategies in cruciferous vegetables. 展开更多
关键词 Broccoli Plant hormones Tissue repair Multi-omics Wound healing
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