Publications by authors named "Yat-Sze Choy"

A tunable active-noise-control (ANC) circuit topology for headsets used in different applications is presented in this article. In the current consumer headset market, ANC is a mature technology that is commonly applied to wireless headsets connected to smartphones for listening to music and making phone calls. The development of ANC headsets has resulted in low-cost and simple devices due to the built-in ANC registers in the digital circuit.

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  • The traditional methods for analyzing the fatigue reliability of aeroengine blade-disc systems struggle with low efficiency and accuracy, prompting the need for a new approach.
  • A physics-informed ensemble learning (PIEL) method is introduced, which divides complex reliability analysis into simpler single-component analyses and incorporates physical characteristics into an ensemble learning framework.
  • The PIEL method shows superior computing accuracy and efficiency compared to other methods, demonstrating its effectiveness in reliability analysis and offering new insights into physics-informed modeling in engineering.
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Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often exhibit sensory over-responsivity (SOR), which is characterized by an overwhelmingly negative reaction to or avoidance of sensory stimulation. Despite the detrimental effects of SOR on people's personal and social lives, the knowledge of and interventions for the issue remain limited. This paper collates and reviews studies on SOR and information on the potential for effective interventions for people with ASD.

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The flow characteristics in the realistic human upper airway (HUA) with obstruction that resulted from pharyngeal collapse were numerically investigated. The 3D anatomically accurate HUA model was reconstructed from CT-scan images of a Chinese male patient (38 years, BMI 25.7).

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A number of studies have been initiated to explore how to improve the soundscape quality in urban parks. However, good soundscape quality in parks cannot be provided without a thorough understanding of the complex relationships among sound, environment, and individuals. As acoustic comfort is considered to be an important outcome of soundscape quality, this study investigates the relative impacts of the factors influencing acoustic comfort evaluation by formulating a multivariate ordered logit model.

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