Chronic kidney disease(CKD) is a widespread renal disease throughout the world. Once it develops to the advanced stage, serious complications and high risk of death will follow. Hence, early screening is crucial for t...Chronic kidney disease(CKD) is a widespread renal disease throughout the world. Once it develops to the advanced stage, serious complications and high risk of death will follow. Hence, early screening is crucial for the treatment of CKD. Since ultrasonography has no side effects and enables radiologists to dynamically observe the morphology and pathological features of the kidney, it is commonly used for kidney examination. In this study,we propose a novel convolutional neural network(CNN) framework named the texture branch network to screen CKD based on ultrasound images. This introduces a texture branch into a typical CNN to extract and optimize texture features. The model can automatically generate texture features and deep features from input images, and use the fused information as the basis of classification. Furthermore, we train the base part of the network by means of transfer learning, and conduct experiments on a dataset with 226 ultrasound images. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach, achieving an accuracy of 96.01% and a sensitivity of 99.44%.展开更多
As the use of deepfake facial videos proliferate,the associated threats to social security and integrity cannot be overstated.Effective methods for detecting forged facial videos are thus urgently needed.While many de...As the use of deepfake facial videos proliferate,the associated threats to social security and integrity cannot be overstated.Effective methods for detecting forged facial videos are thus urgently needed.While many deep learning-based facial forgery detection approaches show promise,they often fail to delve deeply into the complex relationships between image features and forgery indicators,limiting their effectiveness to specific forgery techniques.To address this challenge,we propose a dual-branch collaborative deepfake detection network.The network processes video frame images as input,where a specialized noise extraction module initially extracts the noise feature maps.Subsequently,the original facial images and corresponding noise maps are directed into two parallel feature extraction branches to concurrently learn texture and noise forgery clues.An attention mechanism is employed between the two branches to facilitate mutual guidance and enhancement of texture and noise features across four different scales.This dual-modal feature integration enhances sensitivity to forgery artifacts and boosts generalization ability across various forgery techniques.Features from both branches are then effectively combined and processed through a multi-layer perception layer to distinguish between real and forged video.Experimental results on benchmark deepfake detection datasets demonstrate that our approach outperforms existing state-of-the-art methods in terms of detection performance,accuracy,and generalization ability.展开更多
Asymmetric tree-like branched networks are explored by geometric algorithms. Based on the network, an analysis of the thermal conductivity is presented. The relationship between effective thermal conductivity and geom...Asymmetric tree-like branched networks are explored by geometric algorithms. Based on the network, an analysis of the thermal conductivity is presented. The relationship between effective thermal conductivity and geometric structures is obtained by using the thermal-electrical analogy technique. In all studied cases, a clear behaviour is observed, where angle （δ,θ） among parent branching extended lines, branches and parameter of the geometric structures have stronger effects on the effective thermal conductivity. When the angle δ is fixed, the optical diameter ratio β＋ is dependent on angle θ. Moreover, γand m are not related to β＊. The longer the branch is, the smaller the effective thermal conductivity will be. It is also found that when the angle θ〈δ2, the higher the iteration m is, the lower the thermal conductivity will be and it tends to zero, otherwise, it is bigger than zero. When the diameter ratio β1 〈 0.707 and angle δ is bigger, the optimal k of the perfect ratio increases with the increase of the angle δ; when β1 〉 0.707, the optimal k decreases. In addition, the effective thermal conductivity is always less than that of single channel material. The present results also show that the effective thermal conductivity of the asymmetric tree-like branched networks does not obey Murray＇s law.展开更多
The matrix D describing relations of the loops to the nodes in the graph and also the setsof branches based on the independent loops and their matrix Q are defined.The theorem in whichthe product of the loop-node matr...The matrix D describing relations of the loops to the nodes in the graph and also the setsof branches based on the independent loops and their matrix Q are defined.The theorem in whichthe product of the loop-node matrix D multiplied by the incidence matrix A<sub>a</sub> is equal to matrix Qis put forward and proved.The admittance matrix Y<sub>lc</sub> of the sets of the branches is defined and it isassumed that the vector V<sub>lc</sub> of voltage of the sets of branches to be a calculative quantity.The equa-tion of the sets of branches is derived and the analysis method of the sets of branches based on theindependent loops in the electric network is presented.展开更多
Convolutional neural networks （CNNs） have been applied in state-of-the-art visual tracking tasks to represent the target. However, most existing algorithms treat visual tracking as an object-specific task. Therefore...Convolutional neural networks （CNNs） have been applied in state-of-the-art visual tracking tasks to represent the target. However, most existing algorithms treat visual tracking as an object-specific task. Therefore, the model needs to be retrained for different test video sequences. We propose a branch-activated multi-domain convolutional neural network （BAMDCNN）. In contrast to most existing trackers based on CNNs which require frequent online training, BAMDCNN only needs offine training and online fine-tuning. Specifically, BAMDCNN exploits category-specific features that are more robust against variations. To allow for learning category-specific information, we introduce a group algorithm and a branch activation method. Experimental results on challenging benchmark show that the proposed algorithm outperforms other state-of-the-art methods. What＇s more, compared with CNN based trackers, BAMDCNN increases tracking speed.展开更多
基金the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (No. LY18F020034)the Zhejiang Provincial Medical Health Science and Technology Project+5 种基金China(No. 2014KYB320)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 61801428 and 61672543)the Zhejiang University Education FoundationChina (Nos. K18-511120-004 and K17-511120-017)the Major Scientific Project of Zhejiang LabChina (No. 2018DG0ZX01)。
文摘Chronic kidney disease(CKD) is a widespread renal disease throughout the world. Once it develops to the advanced stage, serious complications and high risk of death will follow. Hence, early screening is crucial for the treatment of CKD. Since ultrasonography has no side effects and enables radiologists to dynamically observe the morphology and pathological features of the kidney, it is commonly used for kidney examination. In this study,we propose a novel convolutional neural network(CNN) framework named the texture branch network to screen CKD based on ultrasound images. This introduces a texture branch into a typical CNN to extract and optimize texture features. The model can automatically generate texture features and deep features from input images, and use the fused information as the basis of classification. Furthermore, we train the base part of the network by means of transfer learning, and conduct experiments on a dataset with 226 ultrasound images. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach, achieving an accuracy of 96.01% and a sensitivity of 99.44%.
基金funded by the Ministry of Public Security Science and Technology Program Project(No.2023LL35)the Key Laboratory of Smart Policing and National Security Risk Governance,Sichuan Province(No.ZHZZZD2302).
文摘As the use of deepfake facial videos proliferate,the associated threats to social security and integrity cannot be overstated.Effective methods for detecting forged facial videos are thus urgently needed.While many deep learning-based facial forgery detection approaches show promise,they often fail to delve deeply into the complex relationships between image features and forgery indicators,limiting their effectiveness to specific forgery techniques.To address this challenge,we propose a dual-branch collaborative deepfake detection network.The network processes video frame images as input,where a specialized noise extraction module initially extracts the noise feature maps.Subsequently,the original facial images and corresponding noise maps are directed into two parallel feature extraction branches to concurrently learn texture and noise forgery clues.An attention mechanism is employed between the two branches to facilitate mutual guidance and enhancement of texture and noise features across four different scales.This dual-modal feature integration enhances sensitivity to forgery artifacts and boosts generalization ability across various forgery techniques.Features from both branches are then effectively combined and processed through a multi-layer perception layer to distinguish between real and forged video.Experimental results on benchmark deepfake detection datasets demonstrate that our approach outperforms existing state-of-the-art methods in terms of detection performance,accuracy,and generalization ability.
基金Project supported by the State Key Development Program for Basic Research of China (Grant No 2006CB708612)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No 10572130)the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province, China (Grant No Y607425)
文摘Asymmetric tree-like branched networks are explored by geometric algorithms. Based on the network, an analysis of the thermal conductivity is presented. The relationship between effective thermal conductivity and geometric structures is obtained by using the thermal-electrical analogy technique. In all studied cases, a clear behaviour is observed, where angle （δ,θ） among parent branching extended lines, branches and parameter of the geometric structures have stronger effects on the effective thermal conductivity. When the angle δ is fixed, the optical diameter ratio β＋ is dependent on angle θ. Moreover, γand m are not related to β＊. The longer the branch is, the smaller the effective thermal conductivity will be. It is also found that when the angle θ〈δ2, the higher the iteration m is, the lower the thermal conductivity will be and it tends to zero, otherwise, it is bigger than zero. When the diameter ratio β1 〈 0.707 and angle δ is bigger, the optimal k of the perfect ratio increases with the increase of the angle δ; when β1 〉 0.707, the optimal k decreases. In addition, the effective thermal conductivity is always less than that of single channel material. The present results also show that the effective thermal conductivity of the asymmetric tree-like branched networks does not obey Murray＇s law.
文摘The matrix D describing relations of the loops to the nodes in the graph and also the setsof branches based on the independent loops and their matrix Q are defined.The theorem in whichthe product of the loop-node matrix D multiplied by the incidence matrix A<sub>a</sub> is equal to matrix Qis put forward and proved.The admittance matrix Y<sub>lc</sub> of the sets of the branches is defined and it isassumed that the vector V<sub>lc</sub> of voltage of the sets of branches to be a calculative quantity.The equa-tion of the sets of branches is derived and the analysis method of the sets of branches based on theindependent loops in the electric network is presented.
基金the Innovation Action Plan Foundation of Shanghai(No.16511101200)
文摘Convolutional neural networks （CNNs） have been applied in state-of-the-art visual tracking tasks to represent the target. However, most existing algorithms treat visual tracking as an object-specific task. Therefore, the model needs to be retrained for different test video sequences. We propose a branch-activated multi-domain convolutional neural network （BAMDCNN）. In contrast to most existing trackers based on CNNs which require frequent online training, BAMDCNN only needs offine training and online fine-tuning. Specifically, BAMDCNN exploits category-specific features that are more robust against variations. To allow for learning category-specific information, we introduce a group algorithm and a branch activation method. Experimental results on challenging benchmark show that the proposed algorithm outperforms other state-of-the-art methods. What＇s more, compared with CNN based trackers, BAMDCNN increases tracking speed.
