Publications by authors named "Anyu Du"

Deep hashing technology, known for its low-cost storage and rapid retrieval, has become a focal point in cross-modal retrieval research as multimodal data continue to grow. However, existing supervised methods often overlook noisy labels and multiscale features in different modal datasets, leading to higher information entropy in the generated hash codes and features, which reduces retrieval performance. The variation in text annotation information across datasets further increases the information entropy during text feature extraction, resulting in suboptimal outcomes.

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Oxidative stress (OS) is one of the crucial molecular events of secondary spinal cord injury (SCI). Basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) is a multipotent cell growth factor with an anti-oxidant effect. However, bFGF has a short half-life in vivo, which limits its therapeutic application.

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Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a devastating neurological disorder that often results in loss of motor and sensory function. Diabetes facilitates the blood-spinal cord barrier (BSCB) destruction and aggravates SCI recovery. However, the molecular mechanism underlying it is still unclear.

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In recent years, the hyperspectral classification algorithm based on deep learning has received widespread attention, but the existing network models have higher model complexity and require more time consumption. In order to further improve the accuracy of hyperspectral image classification and reduce model complexity, this paper proposes an asymmetric coordinate attention spectral-spatial feature fusion network (ACAS2F2N) to capture distinguishing hyperspectral features. Specifically, adaptive asymmetric iterative attention was proposed to obtain the discriminative spectral-spatial features.

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Article Synopsis
  • Deep hashing is essential for fast and efficient large-scale cross-modal retrieval, but reconstructing meaningful semantic information remains a challenge.
  • The proposed DSPRH algorithm addresses this by integrating spatial and channel semantic information through self-encoding and joint loss strategies.
  • Key contributions include a new spatial pooling module for capturing context, global covariance pooling for rapid convergence, and a unique loss function that enhances the relationships between visual and textual data, leading to improved retrieval performance in tests.
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