Publications by authors named "Chuanqi Tan"

Background: Under the paradigm of precision medicine (PM), patients with the same disease can receive different personalized therapies according to their clinical and genetic features. These therapies are determined by the totality of all available clinical evidence, including results from case reports, clinical trials, and systematic reviews. However, it is increasingly difficult for physicians to find such evidence from scientific publications, whose size is growing at an unprecedented pace.

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In this paper, we present a method named Cross-Modal Knowledge Adaptation (CMKA) for language-based person search. We argue that the image and text information are not equally important in determining a person's identity. In other words, image carries image-specific information such as lighting condition and background, while text contains more modal agnostic information that is more beneficial to cross-modal matching.

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Article Synopsis
  • Taking feature pyramids into account is essential for improving object detection performance, but existing methods struggle to effectively integrate semantic information across various scales.
  • The authors propose a novel architecture that incorporates two main processes: global attention to enhance overall feature information and local reconfiguration to better capture scale correlations, both of which are designed to improve the model's expressiveness.
  • Additionally, the study identifies a flaw in the loss function used during training that leads to inaccurate object localization, proposing a modified loss function that emphasizes precision, resulting in improved performance across different detection frameworks.
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Insufficient training data is a serious problem in all domains related to bioinformatics. Transfer learning is a promising tool to solve this problem, which relaxes the hypothesis that training data must be independent and identically distributed with the test data. We construct a sophisticated electroencephalography (EEG) signal representation and obtain an efficient EEG feature extractor through manifold constraints-based joint adversarial training with training data from other domains.

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The common spatial pattern (CSP) and other spatiospectral feature extraction methods have become the most effective and successful approaches to solve the problem of motor imagery electroencephalography (MI-EEG) pattern recognition from multichannel neural activity in recent years. However, these methods need a lot of preprocessing and postprocessing such as filtering, demean, and spatiospectral feature fusion, which influence the classification accuracy easily. In this paper, we utilize linear dynamical systems (LDSs) for EEG signals feature extraction and classification.

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