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Wenbo Peng and Jinjie Huang
Current object detection methods typically focus on addressing the distribution discrepancies between source and target domains. However, solely concentrating on this aspect may lead to overlooking the inherent limitations of the samples themselves. This...
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Jingxiong Lei, Xuzhi Liu, Haolang Yang, Zeyu Zeng and Jun Feng
High-resolution remote sensing images (HRRSI) have important theoretical and practical value in urban planning. However, current segmentation methods often struggle with issues like blurred edges and loss of detailed information due to the intricate back...
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Qianyang Li and Xingjun Zhang
For time series forecasting, multivariate grey models are excellent at handling incomplete or vague information. The GM(1, N) model represents this group of models and has been widely used in various fields. However, constructing a meaningful GM(1, N) mo...
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Hao Gu, Ming Chen and Dongmei Gan
The identification of gender in Chinese mitten crab juveniles is a critical prerequisite for the automatic classification of these crab juveniles. Aiming at the problem that crab juveniles are of different sizes and relatively small, with unclear male an...
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Ning Li, Tianrun Ye, Zhihua Zhou, Chunming Gao and Ping Zhang
In the domain of automatic visual inspection for miniature capacitor quality control, the task of accurately detecting defects presents a formidable challenge. This challenge stems primarily from the small size and limited sample availability of defectiv...
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