Cerenkov Luminescence Tomography(CLT)is a novel and potential imaging modality which can display the three-dimensional distribution of radioactive probes.However,due to severe ill-posed inverse problem,obtaining accur...Cerenkov Luminescence Tomography(CLT)is a novel and potential imaging modality which can display the three-dimensional distribution of radioactive probes.However,due to severe ill-posed inverse problem,obtaining accurate reconstruction results is still a challenge for traditional model-based methods.The recently emerged deep learning-based methods can directly learn the mapping relation between the surface photon intensity and the distribution of the radioactive source,which effectively improves the performance of CLT reconstruction.However,the previously proposed deep learning-based methods cannot work well when the order of input is disarranged.In this paper,a novel 3D graph convolution-based residual network,GCR-Net,is proposed,which can obtain a robust and accurate reconstruction result from the photon intensity of the surface.Additionally,it is proved that the network is insensitive to the order of input.The performance of this method was evaluated with numerical simulations and in vivo experiments.The results demonstrated that compared with the existing methods,the proposed method can achieve efficient and accurate reconstruction in localization and shape recovery by utilizing threedimensional information.展开更多
Scene graph prediction has emerged as a critical task in computer vision,focusing on transforming complex visual scenes into structured representations by identifying objects,their attributes,and the relationships amo...Scene graph prediction has emerged as a critical task in computer vision,focusing on transforming complex visual scenes into structured representations by identifying objects,their attributes,and the relationships among them.Extending this to 3D semantic scene graph(3DSSG)prediction introduces an additional layer of complexity because it requires the processing of point-cloud data to accurately capture the spatial and volumetric characteristics of a scene.A significant challenge in 3DSSG is the long-tailed distribution of object and relationship labels,causing certain classes to be severely underrepresented and suboptimal performance in these rare categories.To address this,we proposed a fusion prototypical network(FPN),which combines the strengths of conventional neural networks for 3DSSG with a Prototypical Network.The former are known for their ability to handle complex scene graph predictions while the latter excels in few-shot learning scenarios.By leveraging this fusion,our approach enhances the overall prediction accuracy and substantially improves the handling of underrepresented labels.Through extensive experiments using the 3DSSG dataset,we demonstrated that the FPN achieves state-of-the-art performance in 3D scene graph prediction as a single model and effectively mitigates the impact of the long-tailed distribution,providing a more balanced and comprehensive understanding of complex 3D environments.展开更多
Background In this study,we propose a novel 3D scene graph prediction approach for scene understanding from point clouds.Methods It can automatically organize the entities of a scene in a graph,where objects are nodes...Background In this study,we propose a novel 3D scene graph prediction approach for scene understanding from point clouds.Methods It can automatically organize the entities of a scene in a graph,where objects are nodes and their relationships are modeled as edges.More specifically,we employ the DGCNN to capture the features of objects and their relationships in the scene.A Graph Attention Network(GAT)is introduced to exploit latent features obtained from the initial estimation to further refine the object arrangement in the graph structure.A one loss function modified from cross entropy with a variable weight is proposed to solve the multi-category problem in the prediction of object and predicate.Results Experiments reveal that the proposed approach performs favorably against the state-of-the-art methods in terms of predicate classification and relationship prediction and achieves comparable performance on object classification prediction.Conclusions The 3D scene graph prediction approach can form an abstract description of the scene space from point clouds.展开更多
Let m, n be positive integers, M an arbitrary set. The de Bruijn-Good Graph over M of dimension 2 and order (m, n) is the digraph with vertex set V consisting of all m×n matrices over M, i. e.
Let m, n be positive integers. Let F<sub>2</sub> be the finite field with two elements denoted by 0 and 1. The de Bruijn-Good Graph over F<sub>2</sub> with dimension 2 and order （m, n） is the...Let m, n be positive integers. Let F<sub>2</sub> be the finite field with two elements denoted by 0 and 1. The de Bruijn-Good Graph over F<sub>2</sub> with dimension 2 and order （m, n） is the digraph, its vertex set V consists of m×n matrices over F<sub>2</sub>, i.e.展开更多
基金National Key Research and Development Program of China (2019YFC1521102)National Natural Science Foundation of China (61701403,61806164,62101439,61906154)+4 种基金China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2018M643719)Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province (2020JQ-601)Young Talent Support Program of the Shaanxi Association for Science and Technology (20190107)Key Research and Development Program of Shaanxi Province (2019GY-215,2021ZDLSF06-04)Major research and development project of Qinghai (2020-SF-143).
文摘Cerenkov Luminescence Tomography(CLT)is a novel and potential imaging modality which can display the three-dimensional distribution of radioactive probes.However,due to severe ill-posed inverse problem,obtaining accurate reconstruction results is still a challenge for traditional model-based methods.The recently emerged deep learning-based methods can directly learn the mapping relation between the surface photon intensity and the distribution of the radioactive source,which effectively improves the performance of CLT reconstruction.However,the previously proposed deep learning-based methods cannot work well when the order of input is disarranged.In this paper,a novel 3D graph convolution-based residual network,GCR-Net,is proposed,which can obtain a robust and accurate reconstruction result from the photon intensity of the surface.Additionally,it is proved that the network is insensitive to the order of input.The performance of this method was evaluated with numerical simulations and in vivo experiments.The results demonstrated that compared with the existing methods,the proposed method can achieve efficient and accurate reconstruction in localization and shape recovery by utilizing threedimensional information.
基金supported by the Glocal University 30 Project Fund of Gyeongsang National University in 2025.
文摘Scene graph prediction has emerged as a critical task in computer vision,focusing on transforming complex visual scenes into structured representations by identifying objects,their attributes,and the relationships among them.Extending this to 3D semantic scene graph(3DSSG)prediction introduces an additional layer of complexity because it requires the processing of point-cloud data to accurately capture the spatial and volumetric characteristics of a scene.A significant challenge in 3DSSG is the long-tailed distribution of object and relationship labels,causing certain classes to be severely underrepresented and suboptimal performance in these rare categories.To address this,we proposed a fusion prototypical network(FPN),which combines the strengths of conventional neural networks for 3DSSG with a Prototypical Network.The former are known for their ability to handle complex scene graph predictions while the latter excels in few-shot learning scenarios.By leveraging this fusion,our approach enhances the overall prediction accuracy and substantially improves the handling of underrepresented labels.Through extensive experiments using the 3DSSG dataset,we demonstrated that the FPN achieves state-of-the-art performance in 3D scene graph prediction as a single model and effectively mitigates the impact of the long-tailed distribution,providing a more balanced and comprehensive understanding of complex 3D environments.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(61872024)National Key R&D Program of China under Grant(2018YFB2100603).
文摘Background In this study,we propose a novel 3D scene graph prediction approach for scene understanding from point clouds.Methods It can automatically organize the entities of a scene in a graph,where objects are nodes and their relationships are modeled as edges.More specifically,we employ the DGCNN to capture the features of objects and their relationships in the scene.A Graph Attention Network(GAT)is introduced to exploit latent features obtained from the initial estimation to further refine the object arrangement in the graph structure.A one loss function modified from cross entropy with a variable weight is proposed to solve the multi-category problem in the prediction of object and predicate.Results Experiments reveal that the proposed approach performs favorably against the state-of-the-art methods in terms of predicate classification and relationship prediction and achieves comparable performance on object classification prediction.Conclusions The 3D scene graph prediction approach can form an abstract description of the scene space from point clouds.
文摘Let m, n be positive integers, M an arbitrary set. The de Bruijn-Good Graph over M of dimension 2 and order (m, n) is the digraph with vertex set V consisting of all m×n matrices over M, i. e.
文摘Let m, n be positive integers. Let F<sub>2</sub> be the finite field with two elements denoted by 0 and 1. The de Bruijn-Good Graph over F<sub>2</sub> with dimension 2 and order （m, n） is the digraph, its vertex set V consists of m×n matrices over F<sub>2</sub>, i.e.
基金supported by Funding Project for Academic Human Resources Development in Institutionsof Higher Learning Under the Jurisdiction of Beijing Municipality(PHR(IHLB))National NaturalScience Fbundation of China under Grant No.10631070,No.60873205+2 种基金Beijing Natural Science Foundationunder Grant No.1092011Foundation of Beijing Education Commission under Grant No.SM200910037005Scientific Research Base foundation of Beijing Wuzi University.
