Automated classification of gas flow states in blast furnaces using top-camera imagery typically demands a large volume of labeled data,whose manual annotation is both labor-intensive and cost-prohibitive.To mitigate ...Automated classification of gas flow states in blast furnaces using top-camera imagery typically demands a large volume of labeled data,whose manual annotation is both labor-intensive and cost-prohibitive.To mitigate this challenge,we present an enhanced semi-supervised learning approach based on the Mean Teacher framework,incorporating a novel feature loss module to maximize classification performance with limited labeled samples.The model studies show that the proposed model surpasses both the baseline Mean Teacher model and fully supervised method in accuracy.Specifically,for datasets with 20%,30%,and 40%label ratios,using a single training iteration,the model yields accuracies of 78.61%,82.21%,and 85.2%,respectively,while multiple-cycle training iterations achieves 82.09%,81.97%,and 81.59%,respectively.Furthermore,scenario-specific training schemes are introduced to support diverse deployment need.These findings highlight the potential of the proposed technique in minimizing labeling requirements and advancing intelligent blast furnace diagnostics.展开更多
Multimodal sentiment analysis aims to understand emotions from text,speech,and video data.However,current methods often overlook the dominant role of text and suffer from feature loss during integration.Given the vary...Multimodal sentiment analysis aims to understand emotions from text,speech,and video data.However,current methods often overlook the dominant role of text and suffer from feature loss during integration.Given the varying importance of each modality across different contexts,a central and pressing challenge in multimodal sentiment analysis lies in maximizing the use of rich intra-modal features while minimizing information loss during the fusion process.In response to these critical limitations,we propose a novel framework that integrates spatial position encoding and fusion embedding modules to address these issues.In our model,text is treated as the core modality,while speech and video features are selectively incorporated through a unique position-aware fusion process.The spatial position encoding strategy preserves the internal structural information of speech and visual modalities,enabling the model to capture localized intra-modal dependencies that are often overlooked.This design enhances the richness and discriminative power of the fused representation,enabling more accurate and context-aware sentiment prediction.Finally,we conduct comprehensive evaluations on two widely recognized standard datasets in the field—CMU-MOSI and CMU-MOSEI to validate the performance of the proposed model.The experimental results demonstrate that our model exhibits good performance and effectiveness for sentiment analysis tasks.展开更多
基金financial support provided by the Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province,China(No.E2024105036)the Tangshan Talent Funding Project,China(Nos.B202302007 and A2021110015)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52264042)the Australian Research Council(No.IH230100010)。
文摘Automated classification of gas flow states in blast furnaces using top-camera imagery typically demands a large volume of labeled data,whose manual annotation is both labor-intensive and cost-prohibitive.To mitigate this challenge,we present an enhanced semi-supervised learning approach based on the Mean Teacher framework,incorporating a novel feature loss module to maximize classification performance with limited labeled samples.The model studies show that the proposed model surpasses both the baseline Mean Teacher model and fully supervised method in accuracy.Specifically,for datasets with 20%,30%,and 40%label ratios,using a single training iteration,the model yields accuracies of 78.61%,82.21%,and 85.2%,respectively,while multiple-cycle training iterations achieves 82.09%,81.97%,and 81.59%,respectively.Furthermore,scenario-specific training schemes are introduced to support diverse deployment need.These findings highlight the potential of the proposed technique in minimizing labeling requirements and advancing intelligent blast furnace diagnostics.
基金supported by the Collaborative Tackling Project of the Yangtze River Delta SciTech Innovation Community(Nos.2024CSJGG01503,2024CSJGG01500)Guangxi Key Research and Development Program(No.AB24010317)Jiangxi Provincial Key Laboratory of Electronic Data Control and Forensics(Jiangxi Police College)(No.2025JXJYKFJJ002).
文摘Multimodal sentiment analysis aims to understand emotions from text,speech,and video data.However,current methods often overlook the dominant role of text and suffer from feature loss during integration.Given the varying importance of each modality across different contexts,a central and pressing challenge in multimodal sentiment analysis lies in maximizing the use of rich intra-modal features while minimizing information loss during the fusion process.In response to these critical limitations,we propose a novel framework that integrates spatial position encoding and fusion embedding modules to address these issues.In our model,text is treated as the core modality,while speech and video features are selectively incorporated through a unique position-aware fusion process.The spatial position encoding strategy preserves the internal structural information of speech and visual modalities,enabling the model to capture localized intra-modal dependencies that are often overlooked.This design enhances the richness and discriminative power of the fused representation,enabling more accurate and context-aware sentiment prediction.Finally,we conduct comprehensive evaluations on two widely recognized standard datasets in the field—CMU-MOSI and CMU-MOSEI to validate the performance of the proposed model.The experimental results demonstrate that our model exhibits good performance and effectiveness for sentiment analysis tasks.
