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  • Study on CFAR Detection Technique for Ship in SAR Image

    Subjects: Electronics and Communication Technology >> Radar Engineering submitted time 2024-06-15

    Abstract: Among various methods to detect the ship targets in Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) image, the Constant False Alarm Rate (CFAR) detection algorithm with an adaptive detection threshold is the most important and extensively used one. In order to improve the detection performance of the ships in SAR image, various statistical distributions are used, with an attempt to accurately model the SAR clutter backgrounds, such as Gamma, K, log-normal, G0, the alpha-stable distribution, etc. In modern radar systems, the use of the CFAR technique is necessary to keep the false alarms at a suitably low rate in an a priori unknown time varying and spatially nonhomogeneous backgrounds, and to improve the detection probability as much as possible. The clutter background in SAR images is complicated and variable, when the actual clutter background deviates from the assumed statistical distribution, the performance of the parametric CFAR detectors will deteriorate, whereas the nonparametric CFAR method will exhibit its advantage. In this work, the Wilcoxon nonparametric CFAR scheme for ship detection in SAR image is proposed and analyzed. By comparison with several typical parametric CFAR schemes on 3 real SAR images of Radarsat-2, ICEYE-X6 and Gaofen-3, the robustness of the Wilcoxon nonparametric detector to maintain a good false alarm performance in these different detection backgrounds is revealed, and its detection performance for the weak ship is improved evidently. Moreover, the detection speed of the Wilcoxon nonparametric detector is fast and it has the simplicity of hardware implementation.

  • Pet self and memory processing advantages of pet owners

    Subjects: Psychology >> Other Disciplines of Psychology submitted time 2024-06-15

    Abstract: Good human-pet relationship can bring many benefits to human beings, but the internal mechanism of intimate and important human-pet relationship is still unclear. It may be that due to prolonged close contact, pet owners will treat their pets as part of the family, and may even integrate pets into their self-concept, showing a processing advantage in the processing of pet-related information./t/nBased on this, this research adopts three studies to systematically investigate the relationship between pet owners and pets. Specifically speaking, in study 1, the IOS scale, self-concept questionnaire and anthropomorphic scale were used to examine the relationship between the self-concept of pets and pet owners. In study 2, R/K paradigm was used to investigate the processing characteristics of pet-related information by pet owners in terms of memory processing, and to confirm the existence of the reference effect of pets. Study 3 further used ERP technology to investigate the pet reference processing bias of pet owners from an electrophysiological perspective./t/nThe results showed that: (1) Compared with non-pet owners, pet owners would integrate pets into their self-concept and form the pet self, in which anthropomorphism played an intermediary role. (2) Pet owners have a stronger memory processing advantage for pet-related information, the recognition rate of the pet reference is significantly higher than celebrity reference and semantic reference, and is similar to self-reference and mother reference. (3) The induced LPC amplitude of pet reference was significantly higher than celebrity reference, but similar to mother reference, and significantly lower than self-reference./t/nIn conclusion, the present research demonstrated that pet owners will regard their pets as part of themselves, forming the pet self, and showing the pet reference effect on memory, but the pet self is essentially a relational self, and there is still a certain distance from the core self. Current research on the self focuses on significant others, but doesn’t involve the field of pets. More importantly, it is necessary for us to consider the impact of pets on individuals. Pet owners often treat their pets as important family members, creating a close bond that can help individuals recognize their pets as an extension of themselves and contribute to the positive impact that pets can have on their physical and mental health.

  • Design of the polytomous simplest complete Q matrix based on the reachability matrix

    Subjects: Psychology >> Psychological Measurement submitted time 2024-06-14

    Abstract: The identifiability of cognitive diagnosis models relies heavily on the completeness of the Q matrix. However, existing test designs primarily focus on dichotomously-scored items, neglecting the importance of polytomous cognitive diagnostic test design. Moreover, this limitation poses a significant obstacle to the advancement of cognitive diagnosis. To bridge this gap, this paper aimed to introduce novel designs for the construction of polytomous structured and unstructured simplest complete Q matrices (SSCQM/USCQM). Our proposed approach considered all ideal response patterns (IRPs) of knowledge states (KSs) on the reachability matrix as research objects, with the objective of minimizing the number of columns selected from the reachability matrix. This ensured one-to-one correspondence between the set of KSs and the set of IRPs, thereby enhancing the completeness of the SSCQM. Additionally, we derived a polytomous USCQM by considering the relationship between the SSCQM and the sub-matrix of the corresponding identity matrix while ensuring that each row contains at least one 1 . Interestingly, the construction process revealed that there were more USCQMs than SSCQMs. This innovative approach expanded the possibilities for polytomous cognitive diagnostic test design.
    This study focused on the design and evaluation of cognitive diagnostic tests using polytomous structured and unstructured Q matrices (SSCQM/USCQM). We conducted two studies to comprehensively examine the influence of factors such as the number of attributes, attribute hierarchies, and item parameters on the precision of the SSCQM, USCQM, and reachability matrix. In the first study, variations in attribute structures and item parameter values were investigated to understand their impact on Q matrix accuracy. On the other hand, the second study explored the effects of attribute hierarchies and the number of attributes on the precision of the SSCQM, USCQM, and reachability matrix.
    Both simulation studies and actual measurement data were utilized to assess the robustness and efficacy of the two methods. Firstly, the simulation results revealed several key findings. Notably, increasing the number of SSCQMs or USCQMs positively influenced the accuracy of the results. In the context of long tests, the USCQM demonstrated higher Pattern Match Ratio (PMR) and Marginal Match Ratio (MMR) compared to the SSCQM and the reachability matrix. This trend was particularly evident when there was an increase in item parameters, attribute numbers, or a change in attribute hierarchy. However, it is noteworthy that, regardless of these various factors, the PMR and MMR of the three tests exhibited minimal differences. On the other hand, in short tests with good item quality, the SSCQM achieved the best performance compared to other methods. This highlights the importance of considering specific test characteristics and item quality when selecting the appropriate Q matrix type. These findings provide valuable insights into the factors that influence the precision of Q matrices. They emphasize the benefits of increasing the number of matrices, understanding the impact of item parameters, and recognizing the performance disparities among different matrix types. Obtaining a comprehensive understanding of these relationships is vital for optimizing the design and implementation of cognitive diagnostic testing, ultimately guaranteeing accurate assessments of individual knowledge states. Secondly, analysis of the actual measurement data showed high identification repetition rates for the SSCQM and the reachability matrix, with a minimal difference in attribute mastery ratio.
     In summary, both the SSCQM and the USCQM demonstrate adequate performance when compared to other Q matrices under similar conditions. These findings emphasize the significance of prioritizing completeness in cognitive diagnostic testing. This research seeks to contribute to the advancement of cognitive diagnosis by addressing the limitations of existing test designs and introducing new techniques for constructing polytomous Q matrices. In addition, the findings presented in this paper offer valuable insights for researchers and practitioners seeking to design high-quality cognitive diagnostic tests that accurately assess individual knowledge states.

  • Emotional information processing in infants: Cognitive development and neural mechanisms

    Subjects: Psychology >> Developmental Psychology submitted time 2024-06-14

    Abstract: The emotional information conveyed through phonological prosody and facial expressions forms the foundation for human interpretation of others’ emotions and facilitates interpersonal interactions. Investigating how infants perceive, discriminate, and evaluate emotions embedded in these two modalities deepens our understanding of infants’ cognitive development and neural mechanisms. This paper comprehensively reviews emotion processing in infants, revealing that the temporal and frontal cortex play crucial roles in processing emotional speech and facial expressions. Although emotional processing involves both brain hemispheres, infants initially show a right-hemisphere advantage similar to adults. Within the first week after birth, infants can distinguish emotional information and exhibit a processing bias toward positive emotions. The bias gradually shifts to favor negative emotions around six months of age. By twelve months, infants’ negative emotional biases stabilize, and they can understand and respond to emotional cues from speech and facial expressions. Based on these findings, we propose the Developmental Theory of Emotional Bias. Importantly, cross-modal visual-auditory information significantly enhances infants’ ability to discern and understand specific emotions.

  • The uniqueness of Leray-Hopf solution for a Class of incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations in three spatial dimensions

    Subjects: Mathematics >> Mathematics (General) submitted time 2024-06-14

    Abstract: In the case of external force  and the initial data  without  the  Serrin’s  condition,
    we show the uniqueness of Leray-Hopf solution to incompressible  Navier-Stokes  Equations in Theorem 3.1.

  • Research on the Teaching Ability of Generative Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT in Traditional Chinese Medicine Majors in Higher Education

    Subjects: Medicine, Pharmacy >> Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese Materia Medica submitted time 2024-06-14

    Abstract: OBJECTIVE:Test and evaluate the teaching ability of generative artificial intelligence ChatGPT in Traditional Chinese Medicine majors in higher education. METHODS:Using teacher ethics, professional knowledge and teaching ability, teaching design ability, heuristic teaching ability, personalized teaching ability, error correction ability, teaching evaluation ability, and impartiality as evaluation indicators, 1940 Q&A sessions are conducted with ChatGPT and then calculate the accuracy and similarity of ChatGPT’s output answers. RESULTS:Generative artificial intelligence ChatGPT has shown excellent teacher ethics and good personalized teaching ability. However, it does not yet possess the ability to teach traditional Chinese medicine professional knowledge. The teaching design ability, error correction ability, teaching evaluation ability, heuristic teaching ability, and fairness in the field of traditional Chinese medicine are all relatively poor. CONCLUSION:Generative artificial intelligence ChatGPT is still lack of teaching ability in traditional Chinese medicine majors in higher education, and we should be vigilant against fairness and misinformation.

  • Gravitational Lensing of a Static Neutron Star with Magnetic Moment and Magnetic Charge

    Subjects: Physics >> Geophysics, Astronomy, and Astrophysics submitted time 2024-06-14

    Abstract: In this paper, the gravitational lensing of a static neutron star with magnetic moment and magnetic charge is studied. In the spacetime of such a neutron star, the deflection angle of a photon is directly proportional to the neutron star’s magnetic charge and mass-to-distance ratio, while inversely proportional to the magnetic moment of the neutron star. Specifically, when the magnetic charge is 0.5, the deflection angle is constant, independent of changes in the magnetic moment. When both the magnetic moment and the magnetic charge approach zero, all parameters revert to the Schwarzschild case.

  • A Random Integration Algorithm for High-dimensional Function Spaces

    Subjects: Mathematics >> Numerical Analysis submitted time 2024-06-14

    Abstract: We introduce a novel random integration algorithm that boasts both high con#2;
    vergence order and polynomial tractability for functions characterized by sparse
    frequencies or rapidly decaying Fourier coefficients. Specifically, for integration in
    periodic isotropic Sobolev space and the isotropic Sobolev space with compact sup#2;
    port, our approach attains a near-optimal root mean square error. In contrast to
    previous nearly optimal algorithms, our method exhibits polynomial tractability,
    ensuring that the number of samples does not scale exponentially with increasing
    dimensions. Our integration algorithm also enjoys near-optimal bound for weighted
    Korobov space. Furthermore, the algorithm can be applied without the need for
    prior knowledge of weights, distinguishing it from component-by-component algo#2;
    rithms. For integration in the Wiener algebra, the sample complexity of our algo#2;
    rithm is independent of the decay rate of Fourier coefficients. The effectiveness of
    the integration is confirmed through numerical experiments.

  • <p>Cluster Nursing Applied to the Care Experience of an Elderly Patient with Severe Pneumonia</p>

    Subjects: Nursing >> Nursing submitted time 2024-06-13

    Abstract: Objective The purpose of this study is to share the application and experiences of bundled care in elderly patients with severe pneumonia.Methods We selected an elderly patient with severe pneumonia who had typical clinical manifestations and treatment responses as the research subject. Based on the specific condition of the patient, we developed a personalized bundled care plan. The bundled care plan included: 1. Disease monitoring;2. Medication nursing;3. Respiratory management;4. Nutritional support;5. Oral care;6. Psychological nursing;7. Prone position ventilation;8.Preoperative and postoperative care of bronchofiberscope, etc.Results The patient’s condition improved significantly, and the quality of life was also greatly enhanced. After 19 days, the patient’s condition stabilized and was transferred from RICU to the respiratory department ward.Conclusion Through the personalized bundled care plan, the patient’s condition significantly improved, and the quality of life increased, demonstrating the value of bundled care in elderly patients with severe pneumonia.

  • Nursing experience of a case of diabetes complicated with erysipelas acute attack treated with traditional Chinese medicine

    Subjects: Other Disciplines submitted time 2024-06-13

    Abstract:

    This article summarizes the clinical nursing experience of a patient with erysipelas treated with a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Routine antibiotics (penicillin is preferred) were used for treatment, and traditional Chinese medicine characteristic techniques and nursing interventions were given to treat the collapse of stains. The patient was cured after 7-10 days. The combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine is effective in treating lower limb erysipelas, and nursing interventions can help promote early recovery and reduce the risk of recurrence.

  • How long can you hold it? - Measurement of toilet seat demand in public restrooms based on Agent-based models

    Subjects: Management Science >> Other Disciplines of Management Science submitted time 2024-06-13

    Abstract: Abstract: Public toilets reflect human civilization, embodying not only social efficiency but also gender equality. However, the current widespread issue of insufficient and mismatched toilet spaces persists. The demand for toilet facilities by men and women is not simply a matter of population ratios. Due to differences in wait times, arrival time distributions, and the ability for men to switch to urinals, the traditional queuing theory is not precise enough for this issue. This study investigates the usage of public toilets and constructs a simulation system based on agent-based modeling. Using this system, the toilet space requirements for gender-segregated and non-segregated toilets are measured under different satisfaction rates, foot traffic volumes, and toilet usage frequencies. Additionally, the consistency between the real distribution of time spent entering and exiting toilets and the simulation system is verified, demonstrating the robustness of the conclusions drawn. The study concludes that under a fixed satisfaction rate, the number of toilet stalls satisfies a specific function of foot traffic volume. The agent-based modeling approach demonstrated in this study can be extended to address other complex real-world optimization problems.

  • Chinese Herbal Medicine may be Associated with Lower Readmissions in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients with Streptococcal Infection:a Matched Cohort Analysis based on Telephone Follow-up

    Subjects: Medicine, Pharmacy >> Preventive Medicine and Hygienics submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《中国全科医学》

    Abstract: Background  Acute rheumatic feve and post-streptococcal reactive arthritis are known to be immune mediated consequences of streptococcal infection,whereas the dangers of streptococcal infection in rheumatoid arthritis have rarely been reported,and the present study evaluated the relationship of streptococcal infection on readmission in patients with RA. Objective  The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between traditional Chinese medicine and the readmission rate of patients with rheumatoid arthritis combined with streptococcal infection(RA-ASO)through a retrospectivecohort study. Methods  We used the information system(HIS)database of the First Affiliated Hospital of Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the past to select the data of RA patients from June 2013 to June 2021. A total of 1233 RA patients were included,and patients were categorized into RA-only group(989 patients)and RA-ASO group(244 patients)according to whether they were combined with ASO(streptococcus>50 kU/L). The RA-ASO patients were then divided into the herbal medicine group(113 cases)and the non-herbal medicine group(113 cases)using the 1:1 propensity score matching principle. Univariate and multivariate Cox regression analyses and Kaplan-Meier survival curve analyses were used to explore the risk factors for readmission in RA-ASO patients. The top 20 herbal medicines used in 113 patients in the TCM group were also clustered by clustering and analyzed by association rule with the reduction of readmission. Results  The results showed that the mean age of patients and the percentage of elderly people aged 60-89 years were lower in the RA-ASO group than in the RA-only group,and the rates of slow-acting antirheumatic drugs,glucocorticoid use,readmission,and streptococci were higher than in the RA only group(P<0.05). One-way Cox proportional risk regression analysis showed that men(HR=1.01,95%CI=1.01-1.01,P<0.01),osteoarthritis(HR=1.65,95%CI=1.07-2.54,P=0.02),and interstitial pneumonia(HR=1.63,95%CI=1.11-2.39,P=0.01),RA-ASO patients with glucocorticoid use (HR=1.51,95%CI=1.02-2.22,P=0.04)had an elevated risk of readmission,and the use of traditional Chinese medicine(HR=0.57,95%CI=0.39-0.83,P<0.01)of RA-ASO patients had a reduced risk of readmission. Multifactorial Cox proportional risk regression analysis showed that RA-ASO patients with interstitial pneumonia(HR=1.54,95%CI=1.02-2.32,P=0.04)and elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate(HR=1.78,95%CI=1.06-3.00,P=0.03)had an increased risk of readmission;patients with traditional Chinese medicine(HR=0.48,95%CI=0.31-0.75,P<0.01)had a decreased risk of readmission in RA-ASO patients. The results of Kaplan-Meier survival curve analysis showed that the readmission rate of RA-ASO patients in the Chinese medicine group was lower than that in the non-Chinese medicine group(χ2 =10.989,P<0.001),and that the readmission rate of RA-ASO patients in the Chinese medicine group was lower than that of female patients in the non-Chinese medicine group(χ2 =4.118,P=0.042). Among them,the reduction of readmission was strongly associated with the Chinese medicines of zedoary,peach kernel,and dandelion. Conclusion  This study found that TCM treatment may be associated with a lower readmission rate in RA-ASO patients. For patients with RA-ASO,TCM treatment may be considered to reduce patient readmission.

  • Positive definiteness of fourth order three dimensional symmetric tensors

    Subjects: Mathematics >> Control and Optimization. submitted time 2024-06-13

    Abstract: For a 4th order 3-dimensional symmetric tensor with its entries  $1$ or $-1$, we show the analytic  sufficient and necessary  conditions  of  its positive definiteness. By applying these conclusions, several  strict inequalities is bulit for ternary quartic homogeneous polynomials.

  • Research on Collaborative Models of Information Literacy Education in Foreign Universities from the Perspective of Stakeholders

    Subjects: Other Disciplines >> Synthetic discipline submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《高校图书馆工作》

    Abstract: The changes in the information environment and user demands have prompted innovations in the content, methods, and models of information literacy education. Collaborative cooperation among stakeholders is an effective way to enhance the effectiveness of information literacy education. This article, using a case analysis approach, analyzes the collaborative experiences and practices of stakeholders in information literacy education in foreign universities. It dissects the composition, functions, and roles of stakeholders in information literacy education and summarizes the collaborative models of information literacy education among stakeholders in foreign universities. The collaborative models in foreign universities provide insights for collaborative approaches to information literacy education in Chinese universities: clarifying the interests and goals of stakeholders to promote the continuous development of collaborative relationships, actively participating in the construction of digital campuses to enrich the objects and content of information literacy education, establishing collaborative assessments to improve collaborative mechanisms, and leveraging collaborative education to elevate the status of librarians and demonstrate the value of libraries.

  • Analysis and Insights on Special Collections Teaching Support Services in Ten American University Libraries

    Subjects: Other Disciplines >> Synthetic discipline submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《高校图书馆工作》

    Abstract: Special collections teaching support services directly support university talent training and are also an important way to develop and utilize library special collections. Using online survey methods, this article explores the content of special collections teaching support services in ten American university libraries, summarizing four major service highlights: having a clear teaching philosophy, establishing experiential learning projects, providing detailed service guides, and following digital teaching trends. Five insights for special collections teaching support services in domestic university libraries are proposed: proactively develop special collections resources construction and services based on teaching needs; design special collections teaching activities for the cultivation of primary source literacy; base on enhancing teacher capabilities to carry out service case demonstrations and training exchanges; implement active learning and teaching strategies to conduct classroom learning and project research; and innovate special collections teaching support services in line with digital teaching trends.

  • Improvement Strategies for the Utilization of Patent Literature in Universities from the Perspective of Intellectual Property Information Literacy

    Subjects: Other Disciplines >> Synthetic discipline submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《高校图书馆工作》

    Abstract: With citation analysis, this article initially examines the types of references in journal articles in the field of natural sciences collected by the CNKI from C9 League universities during 2015 to 2020, to indirectly understand the current status of patent literature utilization in universities. Subsequently, it uses interview method to investigate the usage of patent literature among the faculty research groups and students of science and engineering at Hunan University, to directly comprehend the situation and related factors influencing the utilization of patent literature in universities. Lastly, from the perspective of intellectual property information literacy, this paper proposes relevant strategies to improve the utilization of patent literature by teachers and students in universities.

  • Current Status and Strategies for Patent Information Services in the Technology and Innovation Support Center (TISC): A Survey Based on the TISC Website

    Subjects: Other Disciplines >> Synthetic discipline submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《高校图书馆工作》

    Abstract: In order to identify the issues in the patent information services of the Technology and Innovation Support Center (TISC) and propose strategies for improvement, this paper primarily employs the network research method, supplemented by the literature research method. The investigation and analysis of the current status of TISC’s patent information services are conducted from three dimensions: TISC’s patent information services column, service content, and service interactivity. The research reveals problems such as the irrationality of the patent information services column, uneven levels of patent information services, a lack of advanced patent information services, and insufficient interactivity in patent information services. Strategies for improvement are proposed in four aspects: standardizing the patent information services column, enhancing the level of patent information services, deepening fundamental patent information services, and emphasizing service interactivity.

  • Practical Research on the Construction of “Red Reading Spaces” in Libraries in the New Era

    Subjects: Other Disciplines >> Synthetic discipline submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《高校图书馆工作》

    Abstract: In recent years, education, training, and learning related to “red culture” have become new focal points of cultural demand among the public. The construction of reading spaces with “red culture” as the theme has become a significant area of research. This article analyzes the background and current status of the construction of “red reading spaces” in libraries in China. It explores in-depth the design, services, and literature resource construction of these spaces. The study provides new perspectives for libraries to innovate in promoting “red resources” reading, disseminating “red culture”, and enhancing “red space” services.

  • Reflections and Practices on Theme-based Construction of Local Literature: A Case Study of the Establishment of Pudong Literature Center

    Subjects: Other Disciplines >> Synthetic discipline submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《高校图书馆工作》

    Abstract: In the context of the transformational demands in local literature work due to the changes in service philosophy and development in the new era, this article envisions a new strategy for the creation of Pudong Literature Center, aiming to open a new landscape in local literature development and services. Through the combination of on-the-spot investigation and literature review, it analyzes the status of theme-based construction in local literature and draws lessons from the experiences of economically developed regions in China, proposing construction concepts and principles. Seizing the opportunity presented by the establishment of regional local literature centers, it explores innovative ideas and measures for the theme-based construction of local literature through practical examples: creating six key themes for Pudong literature and driving the construction of Pudong Literature Center with five major tasks.

  • Cross-disciplinary Perspective on the Identification of Hot Interdisciplinary Topics in the Field of Genetic Engineering and Topic Evolution Analysis

    Subjects: Other Disciplines >> Synthetic discipline submitted time 2024-06-13 Cooperative journals: 《高校图书馆工作》

    Abstract: In order to more accurately grasp the research hotspots and development trends of interdisciplinary studies, this research proposes a method for calculating the interdisciplinarity of topics and combines it with topic intensity to comprehensively identify hot interdisciplinary topics, and to predict the future development trends of these topics. The study selects papers in the field of genetic engineering from 2000 to 2019 in the Web of Science database for empirical analysis. It first uses the LDA model to mine topics, then identifies hot interdisciplinary topics by calculating topic intensity and topic interdisciplinarity, and finally divides the timeline into windows to draw the trend charts of topic intensity and topic interdisciplinarity, analyzing the results. The empirical results show that there are 21 important topics in the field of genetic engineering, covering 7 hot topics, 14 interdisciplinary topics, and 2 hot interdisciplinary topics. According to the trend of topic intensity, these 21 topics are divided into 3 rising topics, 7 declining topics, and 11 stable topics, with most topics showing an upward trend in the degree of interdisciplinarity.