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Seokjoon Kwon, Jae-Hyeon Park, Hee-Deok Jang, Hyunwoo Nam and Dong Eui Chang
Deep learning algorithms are widely used for pattern recognition in electronic noses, which are sensor arrays for gas mixtures. One of the challenges of using electronic noses is sensor drift, which can degrade the accuracy of the system over time, even ...
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Shihao Ma, Jiao Wu, Zhijun Zhang and Yala Tong
Addressing the limitations, including low automation, slow recognition speed, and limited universality, of current mudslide disaster detection techniques in remote sensing imagery, this study employs deep learning methods for enhanced mudslide disaster d...
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Alberto Alvarellos, Andrés Figuero, Santiago Rodríguez-Yáñez, José Sande, Enrique Peña, Paulo Rosa-Santos and Juan Rabuñal
Port managers can use predictions of the wave overtopping predictors created in this work to take preventative measures and optimize operations, ultimately improving safety and helping to minimize the economic impact that overtopping events have on the p...
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Ryota Higashimoto, Soh Yoshida and Mitsuji Muneyasu
This paper addresses the performance degradation of deep neural networks caused by learning with noisy labels. Recent research on this topic has exploited the memorization effect: networks fit data with clean labels during the early stages of learning an...
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Giorgio Lazzarinetti, Riccardo Dondi, Sara Manzoni and Italo Zoppis
Solving combinatorial problems on complex networks represents a primary issue which, on a large scale, requires the use of heuristics and approximate algorithms. Recently, neural methods have been proposed in this context to find feasible solutions for r...
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