We present an efficient three-dimensional coupled-mode model based on the Fourier synthesis technique. In principle, this model is a one-way model, and hence provides satisfactory accuracy for problems where the forwa...We present an efficient three-dimensional coupled-mode model based on the Fourier synthesis technique. In principle, this model is a one-way model, and hence provides satisfactory accuracy for problems where the forward scattering dominates. At the same time, this model provides an efficiency gain of an order of magnitude or more over two-way coupled-mode models. This model can be applied to three-dimensional range-dependent problems with a slowly varying bathymetry or internal waves. A numerical example of the latter is demonstrated in this work. Comparisons of both accuracy and efficiency between the present model and a benchmark model are also provided.展开更多
This paper proposes the efficient model building in active appearance model(AAM) for the rotated face.Finding an exact region of the face is generally difficult due to different shapes and viewpoints.Unlike many paper...This paper proposes the efficient model building in active appearance model(AAM) for the rotated face.Finding an exact region of the face is generally difficult due to different shapes and viewpoints.Unlike many papers about the fitting method of AAM,this paper treats how images are chosen for fitting of the rotated face in modelling process.To solve this problem,databases of facial rotation and expression are selected and models are built using Procrustes method and principal component analysis(PCA).These models are applied in fitting methods like basic AAM fitting,inverse compositional alignment(ICA),project-out ICA,normalization ICA,robust normalization inverse compositional algorithm(RNIC)and efficient robust normalization algorithm(ERN).RNIC and ERN can fit the rotated face in images efficiently.The efficiency of model building is checked using sequence images made by ourselves.展开更多
The aim of this paper is to present a generalization of the Shapiro-Wilk W-test or Shapiro-Francia W'-test for application to two or more variables. It consists of calculating all the unweighted linear combination...The aim of this paper is to present a generalization of the Shapiro-Wilk W-test or Shapiro-Francia W'-test for application to two or more variables. It consists of calculating all the unweighted linear combinations of the variables and their W- or W'-statistics with the Royston’s log-transformation and standardization, z<sub>ln(1-W)</sub> or z<sub>ln(1-W</sub><sub>'</sub><sub>)</sub>. Because the calculation of the probability of z<sub>ln(1-W)</sub> or z<sub>ln(1-W</sub><sub>'</sub><sub>)</sub> is to the right tail, negative values are truncated to 0 before doing their sum of squares. Independence in the sequence of these half-normally distributed values is required for the test statistic to follow a chi-square distribution. This assumption is checked using the robust Ljung-Box test. One degree of freedom is lost for each cancelled value. Defined the new test with its two variants (Q-test or Q'-test), 50 random samples with 4 variables and 20 participants were generated, 20% following a multivariate normal distribution and 80% deviating from this distribution. The new test was compared with Mardia’s, runs, and Royston’s tests. Central tendency differences in type II error and statistical power were tested using the Friedman’s test and pairwise comparisons using the Wilcoxon’s test. Differences in the frequency of successes in statistical decision making were compared using the Cochran’s Q test and pairwise comparisons using the McNemar’s test. Sensitivity, specificity and efficiency proportions were compared using the McNemar’s Z test. The generated 50 samples were classified into five ordered categories of deviation from multivariate normality, the correlation between this variable and p-value of each test was calculated using the Spearman’s coefficient and these correlations were compared. Family-wise error rate corrections were applied. The new test and the Royston’s test were the best choices, with a very slight advantage Q-test over Q'-test. Based on these promising results, further study and use of this new sensitive, specific and effective test are suggested.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No 11774374the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province of China under Grant No ZR2016AL10
文摘We present an efficient three-dimensional coupled-mode model based on the Fourier synthesis technique. In principle, this model is a one-way model, and hence provides satisfactory accuracy for problems where the forward scattering dominates. At the same time, this model provides an efficiency gain of an order of magnitude or more over two-way coupled-mode models. This model can be applied to three-dimensional range-dependent problems with a slowly varying bathymetry or internal waves. A numerical example of the latter is demonstrated in this work. Comparisons of both accuracy and efficiency between the present model and a benchmark model are also provided.
基金Next-Generation Information Computing Development Program through the National Research Foundation of Korea(NRF)funded by the Ministry of Education,Science and Technology(No.2012M3C4A7032182)The MSIP(Ministry of Science,ICT&Future Planning),Korea,under the ITRC(Information Technology Research Center)support program(NIPA-2013-H0301-13-2006)supervised by the NIPA(National IT Industry Promotion Agency)
文摘This paper proposes the efficient model building in active appearance model(AAM) for the rotated face.Finding an exact region of the face is generally difficult due to different shapes and viewpoints.Unlike many papers about the fitting method of AAM,this paper treats how images are chosen for fitting of the rotated face in modelling process.To solve this problem,databases of facial rotation and expression are selected and models are built using Procrustes method and principal component analysis(PCA).These models are applied in fitting methods like basic AAM fitting,inverse compositional alignment(ICA),project-out ICA,normalization ICA,robust normalization inverse compositional algorithm(RNIC)and efficient robust normalization algorithm(ERN).RNIC and ERN can fit the rotated face in images efficiently.The efficiency of model building is checked using sequence images made by ourselves.
文摘The aim of this paper is to present a generalization of the Shapiro-Wilk W-test or Shapiro-Francia W'-test for application to two or more variables. It consists of calculating all the unweighted linear combinations of the variables and their W- or W'-statistics with the Royston’s log-transformation and standardization, z<sub>ln(1-W)</sub> or z<sub>ln(1-W</sub><sub>'</sub><sub>)</sub>. Because the calculation of the probability of z<sub>ln(1-W)</sub> or z<sub>ln(1-W</sub><sub>'</sub><sub>)</sub> is to the right tail, negative values are truncated to 0 before doing their sum of squares. Independence in the sequence of these half-normally distributed values is required for the test statistic to follow a chi-square distribution. This assumption is checked using the robust Ljung-Box test. One degree of freedom is lost for each cancelled value. Defined the new test with its two variants (Q-test or Q'-test), 50 random samples with 4 variables and 20 participants were generated, 20% following a multivariate normal distribution and 80% deviating from this distribution. The new test was compared with Mardia’s, runs, and Royston’s tests. Central tendency differences in type II error and statistical power were tested using the Friedman’s test and pairwise comparisons using the Wilcoxon’s test. Differences in the frequency of successes in statistical decision making were compared using the Cochran’s Q test and pairwise comparisons using the McNemar’s test. Sensitivity, specificity and efficiency proportions were compared using the McNemar’s Z test. The generated 50 samples were classified into five ordered categories of deviation from multivariate normality, the correlation between this variable and p-value of each test was calculated using the Spearman’s coefficient and these correlations were compared. Family-wise error rate corrections were applied. The new test and the Royston’s test were the best choices, with a very slight advantage Q-test over Q'-test. Based on these promising results, further study and use of this new sensitive, specific and effective test are suggested.
