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Ancient murals embody profound historical, cultural, scientific, and artistic values, yet many are afflicted with challenges such as pigment shedding or missing parts. While deep learning-based completion techniques have yielded remarkable results in restoring natural images, their application to damaged murals has been unsatisfactory due to data shifts and limited modeling efficacy. This paper proposes a novel progressive reasoning network designed specifically for mural image completion, inspired by the mural painting process.
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In interstitial lung disease (ILD), symptoms drive impairments in health-related quality of life. Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) can assess whether interventions change symptom severity. The meaningfulness of change in a PROM score is estimated by anchoring it to a related variable for which meaningful change has been previously established.
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