GPROF-IR is a CNN-based retrieval that uses temporal context in geostationary IR observations to produce precipitation estimates with lower error than prior IR methods and climatological consistency with PMW retrievals for integration into IMERG V08.
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A new large-scale triplet dataset and diffusion transformer model using coarse human masks deliver improved video virtual try-on quality and generalization in challenging real-world conditions.
FRTSearch reframes fast radio transient detection as instance segmentation on dynamic spectra and uses the segmented shapes to infer dispersion measure and time of arrival, achieving 98% recall with over 99.9% fewer false positives than traditional methods.
Proposes a psychovisual-inspired deep learning method that encodes images in learned frequency sub-bands for interpretable semantic structures and reduced depth dependence.
C2W-Tune transfers weights from a pre-trained LA cavity model to achieve higher accuracy in thin atrial wall segmentation, raising Dice from 0.623 to 0.814 on the 2018 LA challenge dataset.
PG-TMT couples a physics-aligned tri-branch encoder with EVT-calibrated decision rules to achieve higher PR-AUC and shorter detection times at controlled false-alarm rates across multiple bearing datasets.
Multi-narrow single-model ensembles outperform wide baselines in low-data image classification by learning diverse features but underperform in data-rich settings where training favors few paths.
Empirical comparison of transfer learning performance across eleven pre-trained models on five image datasets using accuracy, time, and size metrics.
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GPROF-IR: An Improved Single-Channel Infrared Precipitation Retrieval for Merged Satellite Precipitation Products
GPROF-IR is a CNN-based retrieval that uses temporal context in geostationary IR observations to produce precipitation estimates with lower error than prior IR methods and climatological consistency with PMW retrievals for integration into IMERG V08.
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TripVVT: A Large-Scale Triplet Dataset and a Coarse-Mask Baseline for In-the-Wild Video Virtual Try-On
A new large-scale triplet dataset and diffusion transformer model using coarse human masks deliver improved video virtual try-on quality and generalization in challenging real-world conditions.
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FRTSearch: Unified Detection and Parameter Inference of Fast Radio Transients using Instance Segmentation
FRTSearch reframes fast radio transient detection as instance segmentation on dynamic spectra and uses the segmented shapes to infer dispersion measure and time of arrival, achieving 98% recall with over 99.9% fewer false positives than traditional methods.
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Deep Psychovisual Image Representations
Proposes a psychovisual-inspired deep learning method that encodes images in learned frequency sub-bands for interpretable semantic structures and reduced depth dependence.
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C2W-Tune: Cavity-to -Wall Transfer Learning for Thin Atrial Wall Segmentation in 3D LGE-MRI
C2W-Tune transfers weights from a pre-trained LA cavity model to achieve higher accuracy in thin atrial wall segmentation, raising Dice from 0.623 to 0.814 on the 2018 LA challenge dataset.
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Physics-Guided Tiny-Mamba Transformer for Reliability-Aware Early Fault Warning
PG-TMT couples a physics-aligned tri-branch encoder with EVT-calibrated decision rules to achieve higher PR-AUC and shorter detection times at controlled false-alarm rates across multiple bearing datasets.
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Multi-Narrow Transformation as a Single-Model Ensemble: Boundary Conditions, Mechanisms, and Failure Modes
Multi-narrow single-model ensembles outperform wide baselines in low-data image classification by learning diverse features but underperform in data-rich settings where training favors few paths.
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A Transfer Learning Evaluation of Deep Neural Networks for Image Classification
Empirical comparison of transfer learning performance across eleven pre-trained models on five image datasets using accuracy, time, and size metrics.