We propose a quality control method based on machine learning neural networks to enhance the quality of high-frequency (HF) radar data. Unlike traditional quality control methods that rely on radar signals as indicators and involve extensive data manipulation in specialized software, our approach employs a Bi-LSTM neural network model. This method aims to improve data quality and streamline the quality control process. Through a series of analyses, we demonstrate the feasibility of using machine learning techniques to enhance radar data quality.
The possibility of implementing intelligent irrigation has a number of undeniable advantages, mainly including the fact that the time can be determined and the volume of irrigation water can be adapted to specific plant types on a specific soil. A neural network has been trained…
Point cloud perception is important in autonomous driving, robotics, and other security-critical 3D systems, yet learned point cloud classifiers remain vulnerable to transferable adversarial perturbations. A central difficulty in transfer-based black-box attacks is surrogate over…
With the accelerating commercialization of autonomous driving technology, robotaxis have emerged as a significant force in reshaping urban transportation systems. However, their service efficiency and system resilience depend heavily on the spatial layout and network structure of…
Industrial surface defect detection faces challenges of complex textures, diverse defect morphologies, and scarce labeled data, especially for non-woven fabrics. This paper proposes a dual-domain reverse distillation algorithm for unsupervised defect detection (DDRD). The algorit…
We present a neuro-fuzzy digital twin for cardiac disease recognition on the PTB-XL dataset that keeps the accuracy of a strong convolutional model while exposing its reasoning as readable fuzzy rules. The key design choice is to separate the two jobs instead of forcing one netwo…
Primary prevention is essential to reduce disease burden before clinical onset, yet it remains less systematically integrated into care than diagnosis and treatment. Although artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used in medicine, most applications have focused on secondar…