Detecting heavy trucks from mobile phone trajectories using image-based behavioral representations and deep learning models by Franco Basso, Félix des Rotours, Tomás Maldonado, Raúl Pezoa, Mauricio Varas

“…This work provides a robust tool for analyzing freight transport patterns, thereby supporting the development of strategies to mitigate the negative externalities of freight transportation while preserving its economic benefits.…”
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No genetic structure detected in multiple Brazilian marine fish species by Julia Tovar Verba, Adam Stow, Priscila F. M. Lopes, Maria Grazia Pennino, Antonio Sole-Cava, Sergio Maia Queiroz Lima

“…Consequently, identifying evolutionarily significant genetic lineages within exploited species can benefit the development of conservation management strategies. With the absence of genetic data life history traits are sometimes assumed to be good predictors of genetic patterns in natural populations. …”
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Service Marketing Analysis Of Movies As Unique Service-Products by Horváth Ádám, Gyenge Balázs

“…One of the features of films compared to other cultural products is the possibility of their use for advertising and information activities and influence on the formation of needs and audience preferences, as well as different patterns of consumer behavior. …”
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The Exploitation of the Traditional Component in Restructuring Modern Food Offer in Romania by Magdalena Bobe, Roxana Procopie, Maria Alexandra Toma

“…Food and eating habits, together with adjacent agricultural activities have had and an important role in the development of modern society and the individual itself. …”
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Potential distribution of native freshwater fish in Tabasco, Mexico by Paula Andrea Castillo-Torres, Enrique Martínez-Meyer, Fernando Cordova Tapia, Luis Zambrano

“…The distribution patterns of the freshwater fish within Tabasco wetlands have not being yet studied at a regional scale. …”
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Reliability Analysis of Improved Type-II Adaptive Progressively Inverse XLindley Censored Data by Refah Alotaibi, Mazen Nassar, Ahmed Elshahhat

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Left-ventricular geometry in young persons with connective tissue dysplasia by M. I. Shupina, Yu. V. Tereschenko, G. I. Nechaeva, V. V. Potapov, A. S. Semenkin

“…At the same time, the heart undergoes dynamics from a truly small (asthenic variant) to a thoracodiaphragmatic pulmonary heart (pseudoconstrictive, pseudodilation and false-stenotic variants), from the state of adaptation to the stage of decompensation.It is indicated that when solving expert questions in adolescents and young people with CTD, a clinical interpretation of the results of a standard echocardiographic study by cardiologists and general practitioners should be carried out, paying attention not only to the development of the fibrous skeleton and associated valve and subvalvular structures, interstitial tissue disorders symmetries with the development of asymmetric left ventricular hypertrophy, intraventricular and intraatrial developmental abnormalities («extra» chords, etc.), but it is necessary to take into account the constitutional features of patients and the geometric pattern of the left ventricle, which is very important in terms of prognosis.…”
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Generation and recognition of eye movement samples based on generative artificial intelligence by TAN Xueqing, SONG Jun, ZHANG Manman, ZANG Chuanli

“…Interpreting generative datasets based on grey relational analysis and confusion matrix.ResultsThe results showed that： （1）the eye movement datasets generated by VAE for 4， 5， and 6 years old children had higher accuracy than the MINIST dataset（mixed National Institute of Standards and Technology）， and were consistent with the MLP analysis results， with accuracy， diversity， and certain interpretability； （2）The results of generative eye movement data and confusion matrix indicated that in unfocused structure， children’s understanding level improved at the ages of 4~5 and 5~6， while the eye movement characteristics of object-focus structure and subject-focus structure changed less at the ages of 4~5 and more at the ages of 5~6， indicating that children’s understanding of focus structure was a critical period at the age of 5， which was in line with the development law of children’s understanding of focus structure.ConclusionsThe artificial intelligence coupling analysis proposed in this article could identify the development patterns of eye movement features and generate reliable new samples， providing new ideas for the combination of generative artificial intelligence and eye movement technology.…”
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THE HUNGARIAN FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY IN GLOBAL PRODUCTION NETWORKS: THE CASE STUDY OF BERKEMANN HUNGARY by ERNŐ MOLNÁR, ISTVÁN MÁTÉ LENGYEL

“…Sector-level assessment of the processes – including the changing geographical patterns of footwear industry which also indicate features of path-dependence – was performed in several previous works of the authors. …”
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Prediction of mechanical characteristics of shearer intelligent cables under bending conditions. by Lijuan Zhao, Dongyang Wang, Guocong Lin, Shuo Tian, Hongqiang Zhang, Yadong Wang

“…This method leverages TCN's causal and dilated convolution operations to capture long-term sequential features, BiLSTM's bidirectional information processing to ensure the completeness of sequence information, and the SEAttention mechanism to assign adaptive weights to features, effectively enhancing the focus on key features. …”
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Spatial analysis of femtosecond laser generated plasma using principal component analysis by James A. Grant-Jacob, Michalis N. Zervas, Ben Mills

“…Abstract The appearance of plasma generated during femtosecond laser machining depends strongly on the features present on the sample before machining occurs. …”
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Speech Competencies in Russian-Speaking Monolinguals of the Tyva Republic in the Context of Tuvan-Russian Bilingualism by Evgeny Y. Litskevich

“…Language acquisition, especially when it is the second language, follows psychological rather than linguistic patterns, e.g., assimilation and imitation. In this research, we made an attempt to study the individual psychological features of speech as a higher mental function. …”

CELLULAR GENOME IN PATHOGENESIS OF BASIC DISEASES IN HUMANS (ATHEROSCLEROSIS, AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES, CANCER) by V. A. Kozlov

“…First of all, it concerns epigenetic regulatory mechanisms of gene expression that show virtually identical patterns of changes, i.e., total hypomethylation and reversible hypermethylation of distinct genes. …”
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Cultivating big data talent by combing various disciplines and utilizing multiple resources by Libo WU

“…Rapid development of big data science and technology put forward great challenges to talent cultivation.Data scientist should have the capability of coax commercial value from tremendous data and require multi-disciplinary training.Based on the progress and demand of cultivating big data talent,the patlerns of cultivation big data talent by combing various disciplines and utilizing multiple resources were discussed.In the patterns of talent cultivation,core knowledge system should be built and the basis of innovation capability should be solid.The talent cultivation should have data resource.Therefore,breaking through the data open barriers of government,private firms and universities and providing real world data is essential for talent education.To strengthen the interdisciplinary features,talent cultivation should remove the barriers of disciplines and build up systematic standards through the teaching,internship,graduate and evaluation.…”
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The Time-Space Regimes of Human Mobility in the North Atlantic Island Spaces (Iceland, Azores, Madeira, the Canary Islands, and Cape Verde) by Luis Manuel Jerez-Darias, Josefina Domínguez-Mujica

“…To this end, it is necessary to recognise the rhythms of the migration transition and its parallelism with the socio-economic development of the island spaces themselves. In addition, common features can be identified in their recent migration patterns in which a great diversification of origins and destinations predominates, as well as a multiplicity of motivations. …”
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Joint Classification of Hyperspectral and LiDAR Data via Multiprobability Decision Fusion Method by Tao Chen, Sizuo Chen, Luying Chen, Huayue Chen, Bochuan Zheng, Wu Deng

“…With the development of sensor technology, the sources of remotely sensed image data for the same region are becoming increasingly diverse. …”
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Determination of Bioactive Components in Chrysanthemum Tea (Gongju) Using Hyperspectral Imaging Technique and Chemometrics by Yunpeng Wei, Huiqiang Hu, Minghua Yuan, Huaxing Xu, Xiaobo Mao, Yuping Zhao, Luqi Huang

“…Combining hyperspectral imaging (HSI) with key wavelength selection and pattern recognition methods, this study developed a novel approach to estimating the content of bioactive components in chrysanthemums, including the total flavonoids (TFs) and chlorogenic acids (TCAs). …”
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The effectiveness of automatic laparoscopic diagnostics of liver pathology using different methods of digital images classification by D. N. Bayazitov, N. V. Kresyun, А. B. Buzinovsky

“…Aim: to evaluate the effectiveness of the CAD systems developed on the basis of two classifiers – HAAR features cascade and AdaBoost for the detection of cirrhotic and metastatic damages of the liver. …”
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Combining the SHAP Method and Machine Learning Algorithm for Desert Type Extraction and Change Analysis on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau by Ruijie Lu, Shulin Liu, Hanchen Duan, Wenping Kang, Ying Zhi

“…For regional desertification control and sustainable development, it is critical to quickly and accurately understand the distribution pattern and spatial and temporal changes of deserts. …”
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Hybrid mechanism‐data‐driven iron loss modelling for permanent magnet synchronous motors considering multiphysics coupling effects by Lin Liu, Wenliang Yin, Youguang Guo

“…Purely mechanistic models require detailed theoretical knowledge and exact parameters, often struggling to accurately describe complex systems, while purely data‐driven methods lack interpretability, which are susceptible to data noise and outliers in feature extraction and complicated pattern recognition. …”
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