Publications by authors named "Wanghong Shi"

Identifying the aging time of Liupao Tea (LPT) presents a persistent challenge. We utilized an AI-Multimodal fusion method combining FTIR, E-nose, and E-tongue to discern LPT's aging years. Compared to single-source and two-source fusion methods, the three-source fusion significantly enhanced identifying accuracy across all four machine learning algorithms (Decision tree, Random forest, K-nearest neighbor, and Partial least squares Discriminant Analysis), achieving optimal accuracy of 98-100 %.

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Peas are essential for human nutrition and played a crucial role in the discovery of Mendelian laws of inheritance. In this study, we assembled the genome of the elite vegetable pea cultivar 'Zhewan No. 1' at the chromosome level and analyzed resequencing data from 314 accessions, creating a comprehensive map of genetic variation in peas.

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Objective: To explore the effects of social support and personality traits on psychological characteristic of patients with chronic cervicodynia and lumbodynia and improve the level of diagnosis and treatment.

Methods: From August 2009 to April 2010, 231 patients (obtained 217 effective responses) with chronic cervicodynia and lumbodynia were recruited. Among the patients, there were 123 males and 94 females, with an average age of (38.

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Article Synopsis
  • The study aimed to investigate how cognitive styles, specifically field-dependent versus field-independent, affect optokinetic illusion among military university students.
  • One hundred students were tested using the Rod and Frame Test, and based on their scores, they were divided into two groups to experience optokinetic stimulation at various speeds.
  • Results showed that field-dependent individuals had shorter latent periods and different response patterns to the illusion compared to their field-independent counterparts, indicating cognitive style significantly influences susceptibility to optokinetic illusion.
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